A conducting rod of length = 7[cm] is free to slide on two parallelconducting bars as shown in the figure. Aresistor R = 9 [2] is connected across theends of the bar to form a loop. The rod andthe bars are located in a region that has amagnetic field of magnitude B = 0.35 [T]directed into the page. An external agentpulls the rod to the right with a constantspeed v= 3 [m/s].e R1.the loop is2.is:I =3.dx=vdtBinXDin XXXXThe magnetic flux throughoutThe value of the induced current[A]The induced current in the loop4.The magnitude of the appliedforce that is needed to move the rod withthis constant speed is:F =[N].

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