A bar slides to the right at a constant speed of 2.1 m/s on two frictionless rails. The resistance of resistor R is 5.2 Q, and a 2.5 T constant magnetic field isdirected perpendicularly downward, into the page. Let e = 1.2 m.Binx xappx x(a) Find the current passing through the resistor.AI =(b) The direction of magnetic force on the moving bar isO No magnetic forceO RightO LeftO Out of the pageO Into the page1 x x x X xx x x X X xx * * x x x* * x x x xx x xx X Xx x

Given data, Speed of the bar = 2.1 m/s Magnetic field = 2.5 T Length of the bar = 1.2 m Resistance…

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