10. A wire has a resistance of 60.0 ohms, and is bent into a square loop with sides of length 15.0 cm. The loop is perpendieular to a magnetic field (the normal to the loop is parallel to the magnetic field) which is changing at a rate of = 3.00 x 10-3 T/s. What At is the current induced in the wire?

10. A wire has a resistance of 60.0 ohms, and is bent into a square loop with sides of length 15.0 cm. The loop is perpendieular to a magnetic field (the normal to the loop is parallel to the magnetic field) which is changing at a rate of = 3.00 x 10-3 T/s. What At is the current induced in the wire?

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10. A wire has a resistance of 60.0 ohms, and is bent into a square loop with sides of
length 15.0 cm. The loop is perpendieular to a magnetic field (the normal to the loop is
parallel to the magnetic field) which is changing at a rate of = 3.00 x 103 T/s. What
is the current induced in the wire?
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