*Typo in the first plot, should be time NOT time2*****2****While investigating the voltage, V, induced in a coil due to motion of themagnet you studied the effect of four different elements on V and foundfollowing graphs.Which is the suitable model equation based on these graphs?In the listed model,n is number of turns in the coil;r is radius of the coil; t is thetime of motion of the magnet;O is the angle of the magnetvoltageN S10V vs tV vs Number of turns6LO V vs tV vs Number of turns106.52040608010013time (s)231V vs rV vs angle0.5150100150200-0.50.20.40.6-1r(m)0 (degrees)n Br² sin 0V =tnr2 cos 0V =tnr2 sin 0V =tn Br2 cos 0V =V = ntr² cos 0nr0V

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10 V vs t V vs Number of turns 100 60 n 80 1 time (s)? 3 3 1 V vs angle V vs r 0.5 1 50 100 150 200 -0.5 0.2 0.4 0.6 -1 O (degrees) r(m) nBr2 sin 0 V = nr² cos 0 V = t nr? sin 0 V = nBr2 cos 0 V = V = ntr² cos 0 nr V = 40 20 (^)A O (A)A

10 V vs t V vs Number of turns 100 60 n 80 1 time (s)? 3 3 1 V vs angle V vs r 0.5 1 50 100 150 200 -0.5 0.2 0.4 0.6 -1 O (degrees) r(m) nBr2 sin 0 V = nr² cos 0 V = t nr? sin 0 V = nBr2 cos 0 V = V = ntr² cos 0 nr V = 40 20 (^)A O (A)A

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