A 25.0 [cm] rod moves 5.00 [m/s]and is immersed in a magnetic field with strength of 0.50 [T]. The length, velocity of the rod, and the magnetic field are all mutually perpendicular. What is the potential difference across the ends of the rod? A. 0.313 [V] B. 0.625 [V] C. 31.3 [V] D. 62.5 [V]

A 25.0 [cm] rod moves 5.00 [m/s]and is immersed in a magnetic field with strength of 0.50 [T]. The length, velocity of the rod, and the magnetic field are all mutually perpendicular. What is the potential difference across the ends of the rod? A. 0.313 [V] B. 0.625 [V] C. 31.3 [V] D. 62.5 [V]

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