Problem 2: A wire, bent into a rectangle with sides a = 0.055 m and b = 0.045 m, is in amagnetic field B directed perpendicularly to the face of the wire, as shown. The perpendicularcomponent is a function of time as B(t) = Asin(@ot), where A = 0.75 T, o = 5 rad/s. In this problem,take the normal vector to the surface of the loop to be parallel to the magnetic field.ВabPart (a) Express the magnetic flux going through the wire, Ø, in terms of a, b, A, o, and t.cos(a)cos(ot)cos(o)789НОМЕcos(e)sin(a)sin(@)4sin(@t)sin(o)sin(e)*123aAb+ENDdoVOl BACKSPACEDEL CLEARtFeedbackI give up!SubmitHintPart (b) Express the the emf, E, induced in the loop in terms of the derivative of Ð.Part (c) Find the emf, &, induced in the loop in terms of a, b, A, o, and t.Part (d) Calculate the magnitude of the emf at t = 7.3 s in V.

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Problem 2: A wire, bent into a rectangle with sides a = 0.055 m and b = 0.045 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(cot), where A = 0.75 T, o = 5 rad/s. In this problem, take the normal vector to the surface of the loop to be parallel to the magnetic field. В b

Problem 2: A wire, bent into a rectangle with sides a = 0.055 m and b = 0.045 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(cot), where A = 0.75 T, o = 5 rad/s. In this problem, take the normal vector to the surface of the loop to be parallel to the magnetic field. В b

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Chapter30: Magnetic Fields And Forces

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