A conducting bar with negligible resistance slides along two parallel wires at aconstant speed v=4.0m/s along two parallel wires that are a distance 0.25m apart,= 3. 002 and R2 = 5.002. The regionconnected by resistors R1between the wires is filled with a uniform magnetic field B=2.50T directed into thepage.a) Calculate the currents /2,12 and /3.b) What eternal force is required to pull the conducting rod?X XX XR2R1d*1312ххX XххххX X X X

Given: Velocity,v=4m/sLength,L=0.25mResistance 1,R1=3ΩResistance 2,R2=5ΩMagnetic Field,B=2.50T It's…

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