You create your very own electric generator using a big horseshoe magnet and a 13 cm by 13 cm square loop of wire. One side of the loop is bent into a semi-circle of radius 5.0 cm and can be rotated using the crank, as shown in the figure. Suppose the crank is being turned with a constant angular speed w = At = 1007 rad/s. 5.0 cm 0.20 T Crank 1.0 N

You create your very own electric generator using a big horseshoe magnet and a 13 cm by 13 cm square loop of wire. One side of the loop is bent into a semi-circle of radius 5.0 cm and can be rotated using the crank, as shown in the figure. Suppose the crank is being turned with a constant angular speed w = At = 1007 rad/s. 5.0 cm 0.20 T Crank 1.0 N

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Chapter10: Rotational Motion And Angular Momentum

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