Help ! 3)y 1aВ(X)b(X)A rigid conducting rod of length L = 9m is rotating about z-axis passing throughthe pivot point O with the angular speed w = 3rad/s. Length loa| is 2L/3 ofthe rod and length lob|is L/3 of the rod. Auniform magnetic field B = -3k (T)is applied perpendicular to the xy-plane. Find the electromotive force ɛabbetween the end points a and b of the rod.a) Eab = 13,5Vb) Eab54Vc) Eab121,5Vd) Eab =216,5Ve) Eab = 337,5V

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y 1 a (X) b (X) A rigid conducting rod of length L = 9m is rotating about z-axis passing through the pivot point O with the angular speed w = 3rad/s. Length loa| is 2L/3 of the rod and length lobl is L/3 of the rod. A uniform magnetic field B = -3k (T) is applied perpendicular to the xy-plane. Find the electromotive force Eab between the end points a and b of the rod.

y 1 a (X) b (X) A rigid conducting rod of length L = 9m is rotating about z-axis passing through the pivot point O with the angular speed w = 3rad/s. Length loa| is 2L/3 of the rod and length lobl is L/3 of the rod. A uniform magnetic field B = -3k (T) is applied perpendicular to the xy-plane. Find the electromotive force Eab between the end points a and b of the rod.

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Chapter19: Magnetism

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