A moving rod of length I= 0.53 m in a space with uniform magnetic field B = 5.68 T is placed on %3D top of a rail with a resistance of 1.45 ohms. calculate the magnitude of the external force required to move the rod at a constant speed of 4.83 m/s 26.4 N 32.5 N 34.6 N 30.2 N O 24.7 N

A moving rod of length I= 0.53 m in a space with uniform magnetic field B = 5.68 T is placed on %3D top of a rail with a resistance of 1.45 ohms. calculate the magnitude of the external force required to move the rod at a constant speed of 4.83 m/s 26.4 N 32.5 N 34.6 N 30.2 N O 24.7 N

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A moving rod of length I= 0.53 m in a space with uniform magnetic fieldB = 5.68 T is placed on
top of a rail with a resistance of 1.45 ohms. calculate the magnitude of the external force
required to move the rod at a constant speed of 4.83 m/s
26.4 N
32.5 N
34.6 N
30.2 N
24.7 N

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