A conducting bar of length L-80 cm is rotated on a conducting circular platform as shown in the figure. 50 kQ-resistor and 40 µF capacitor are attached on the platform and an outward uniform magnetic field of magnitude 12 mTis applied to the medium. If the bar rotates with a constant angular speed of w-5 rad/s, what is the instantaneous charge on the capacitor after 0.5 s from the beginning of the motion if it is uncharged initially? 30 L=80 ch www R=50 kn C=40 F w=5 rad's B=12 mT

A conducting bar of length L-80 cm is rotated on a conducting circular platform as shown in the figure. 50 kQ-resistor and 40 µF capacitor are attached on the platform and an outward uniform magnetic field of magnitude 12 mTis applied to the medium. If the bar rotates with a constant angular speed of w-5 rad/s, what is the instantaneous charge on the capacitor after 0.5 s from the beginning of the motion if it is uncharged initially? 30 L=80 ch www R=50 kn C=40 F w=5 rad's B=12 mT

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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