●●●W●●R,ww•R₁BR₂Part of a circuit is embedded inside a magnetic field B as showns above, where W= 17.0 cm, L = 12.0 cm, R₁ = 3.70 N, R₂ = 6.00 N, and R3 = 5.30. Themagnetic field begins to increase linearly at a rate of 3.95 T/s. What is the induced emf?O OVO 0.672 VO 0.0806 VO EMF continually increases with increasing magnetic field.

Given Width( w) = 17cm = 0.17m Length ( L )= 12 cm = 0.12 m R1 = 3.7 ohm…

● ● • W ● R, ww ww R₂ ● B R₁ Part of a circuit is embedded inside a magnetic field B as showns above, where W= 17.0 cm, L = 12.0 cm, R₁ = 3.70, R₂ = 6.00 2, and R3 = 5.30 2. The magnetic field begins to increase linearly at a rate of 3.95 T/s. What is the induced emf? O OV O 0.672 V O 0.0806 V O EMF continually increases with increasing magnetic field.

● ● • W ● R, ww ww R₂ ● B R₁ Part of a circuit is embedded inside a magnetic field B as showns above, where W= 17.0 cm, L = 12.0 cm, R₁ = 3.70, R₂ = 6.00 2, and R3 = 5.30 2. The magnetic field begins to increase linearly at a rate of 3.95 T/s. What is the induced emf? O OV O 0.672 V O 0.0806 V O EMF continually increases with increasing magnetic field.

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Chapter32: Faraday’s Law Of Induction

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