A long straight (line) conductor carries a current i that increases at a rate di/dt. Below this current-carrying conductor is a rectangular conductor as shown in the figure below. Given that a/b = 4 and assuming that the dimensions of the rectangular conductor are small enough to experience an almost instantaneous change in the magnetic field due to the current change in the long current-carrying conductor above it, what is the magnitude of the induced emf in the rectangular conductor? 1 µoL di (A) 42 4 dt (3) (1+) (C) (1+) HoL di In (1+ 2 dt HoL di 47 dt HoL di (D) In (1+4) 27 dt (E) 4²H0L di 4x dt

A long straight (line) conductor carries a current i that increases at a rate di/dt. Below this current-carrying conductor is a rectangular conductor as shown in the figure below. Given that a/b = 4 and assuming that the dimensions of the rectangular conductor are small enough to experience an almost instantaneous change in the magnetic field due to the current change in the long current-carrying conductor above it, what is the magnitude of the induced emf in the rectangular conductor? 1 µoL di (A) 42 4 dt (3) (1+) (C) (1+) HoL di In (1+ 2 dt HoL di 47 dt HoL di (D) In (1+4) 27 dt (E) 4²H0L di 4x dt

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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