As shown, a single loop (resistance R, width W, and length L) moves to the right at a constant speed of v= 5 m/s toward a region (indicated by the shaded area) of a uniform magnetic field directed into the page, of magnitude B = 2.9 T. Just as the loop passes a distance x through B, the force (in N) on the right side L must be: [Take R= 3 0, W= 25 cm, and length L= 45 cm]

As shown, a single loop (resistance R, width W, and length L) moves to the right at a constant speed of v= 5 m/s toward a region (indicated by the shaded area) of a uniform magnetic field directed into the page, of magnitude B = 2.9 T. Just as the loop passes a distance x through B, the force (in N) on the right side L must be: [Take R= 3 0, W= 25 cm, and length L= 45 cm]

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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