Consider a thin rod of resistance R = 12.0 Ohm, mass m = 60.0 g and length L = 20.0 cm. It is free to slide without friction on a vertical U-shaped wire. There is a uniform magnetic field of magnitude B = 1.20 T directed into the page, and the rod is stationary at t = 0 s. 5c. Express the acceleration of the rod a as a function of vy by going through these steps:i. Using Newton's 2nd Law, write a relationship between FB, m, g and a:ii. Substituting the results of part 5b, find a in terms of B, L, vy, m, R and g ONLY: yXXXX12.0 Ω20.0 cmXXXXX

Given, L=20.0cmR=12.0Ωm=60.0gB=1.20 T

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5c. Express the acceleration of the rod a as a function of vy by going through these steps: i. Using Newton's 2nd Law, write a relationship between FB, m, g and a: ii. Substituting the results of part 5b, find a in terms of B, L, vy, m, R and g ONLY: