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Chapter 22.2, Problem 1bTH
Suppose the loop were replaced by a second loop that is identical to the first except for a small cut in it (as shown). The loop is rotated as before.
- How does the maximum induced emf in the uncut loop compare to the maximum induced emf in the cut loop? Explain.
- How does the maximum induced current in the uncut loop compare to the maximum induced current in the cut loop? Explain your reasoning.
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