Please solve in typed format (not handwritten) I. The below image represents a conducting wire, with a circular loop of radius 20cm. The resistor in this configuration is rated at 5 N. Initially, a magnetic field is setat 12 µT, and oriented out of the page. Over the course of At =0.2 seconds, the fieldis increased to 21 µT.Note: for this exercise, treat this object as a perfect, closed circle, and ignore anycontribution to the area or flux from the bottom part with the resistor.a) What is the magnitude and direction of the current induced in the loop due to theincreased magnetic field?b) After the 0.2 seconds have elapsed and the magnetic field has stabilized at itsincreased value, the loop is slowly pulled out of the field. What is the direction ofthe current induced by this process. Explain.ww.

Radius of the loop = r = 20 cm = 0.2 m Area will be = A=πr2 Initial magnetic field = Bi=12×10-6 T…

a) What is the magnitude and direction of the current induced in the loop due to the increased magnetic field? b) After the 0.2 seconds have elapsed and the magnetic field has stabilized at its increased value, the loop is slowly pulled out of the field. What is the direction of the current induced by this process. Explain.

a) What is the magnitude and direction of the current induced in the loop due to the increased magnetic field? b) After the 0.2 seconds have elapsed and the magnetic field has stabilized at its increased value, the loop is slowly pulled out of the field. What is the direction of the current induced by this process. Explain.

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