5. In order for the current in the loop shown below to be counterclockwise, should be magnetic field be increasing, decreasing, or staying the same? Assume the loop does not move. (Increasing) If the loop has an area of 0.75m² and a resistance of 0.252, what is the rate of change of the B field if the current is 50mA? (0.167T/s)

5. In order for the current in the loop shown below to be counterclockwise, should be magnetic field be increasing, decreasing, or staying the same? Assume the loop does not move. (Increasing) If the loop has an area of 0.75m² and a resistance of 0.252, what is the rate of change of the B field if the current is 50mA? (0.167T/s)

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5. In order for the current in the loop shown below to be counterclockwise, should be magnetic field be
increasing, decreasing, or staying the same? Assume the loop does not move. (Increasing)
If the loop has an area of 0.75m² and a resistance of 0.25N, what is the rate of change of the B field if the
current is 50mA? (0.167T/s)
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