A long straight wire runs along the y-axis and carries a current i = 4.00cos (377t), where į is in amps and t in seconds. A rectangular loop (dimensions L = 5.0 m by w = 3.0 m) made of a metal wire is located in xy-p as shown below. The distance of the loop from the wire is r= 0.5 m. Determi amplitude of the induced emf in the loop. y r w L

A long straight wire runs along the y-axis and carries a current i = 4.00cos (377t), where į is in amps and t in seconds. A rectangular loop (dimensions L = 5.0 m by w = 3.0 m) made of a metal wire is located in xy-p as shown below. The distance of the loop from the wire is r= 0.5 m. Determi amplitude of the induced emf in the loop. y r w L

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