Problem 10: A wire, bent into a rectangle with sides a = 0.015 m and b = 0.055 m, is in a magnetic field B directed perpendicularly to the face of the wire, as shown. The perpendicular component is a function of time as B(t) = Asin(wt), where A = 0.35 T, w = 2 rad/s. In this problem, take the normal vector to the surface of the loop to be parallel to the magnetic field. В Part (a) Express the magnetic flux going through the wire, P, in terms of a, b, A, w, and t. cos(a) cos(@t) cos(4) 7 НОME cos(0) sin(a) sin(m) 4 6 sin(@t) sin(4) sin(0) 1 3 a А END - t V VO BACKSPACE DEL CLEAR Submit Hint Feedback I give up! Part (b) Express the the emf, E, induced in the loop in terms of the derivative of P. Part (c) Find the emf, &, induced in the loop in terms of a, b, A, w, and t.

Problem 10: A wire, bent into a rectangle with sides a = 0.015 m and b = 0.055 m, is in a magnetic field B directed perpendicularly to the face of the wire, as shown. The perpendicular component is a function of time as B(t) = Asin(wt), where A = 0.35 T, w = 2 rad/s. In this problem, take the normal vector to the surface of the loop to be parallel to the magnetic field. В Part (a) Express the magnetic flux going through the wire, P, in terms of a, b, A, w, and t. cos(a) cos(@t) cos(4) 7 НОME cos(0) sin(a) sin(m) 4 6 sin(@t) sin(4) sin(0) 1 3 a А END - t V VO BACKSPACE DEL CLEAR Submit Hint Feedback I give up! Part (b) Express the the emf, E, induced in the loop in terms of the derivative of P. Part (c) Find the emf, &, induced in the loop in terms of a, b, A, w, and t.

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