2. Example 6-2 Determine voltages V, and V2 across the 2 N and 4 N resistors shown in Fig. 6-4. The loop is located in the x-y plane, its area is 4 m², the magnetic flux density is B = - î 0.3t (T), and the internal resistance of the wire may be ignored. y

2. Example 6-2 Determine voltages V, and V2 across the 2 N and 4 N resistors shown in Fig. 6-4. The loop is located in the x-y plane, its area is 4 m², the magnetic flux density is B = - î 0.3t (T), and the internal resistance of the wire may be ignored. y

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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