A rectangular loop of length L and width W is placed in a uniform magnetic field B with its plane perpendicular to the field (see figure below). Determine the time-averaged induced emf if the loop rotates with constant angular velocity through an angle of 180° around an axis passing through the loop's center in the following orientations. (Use the following as necessary: B, L, W, and w. Enter the magnitudes.) O B WIO OOO O A. O Axis of rotation (a) orientation in figure A E = (b) orientation in figure B E = O WIO B. O O O B O O O Axis of rotation

A rectangular loop of length L and width W is placed in a uniform magnetic field B with its plane perpendicular to the field (see figure below). Determine the time-averaged induced emf if the loop rotates with constant angular velocity through an angle of 180° around an axis passing through the loop's center in the following orientations. (Use the following as necessary: B, L, W, and w. Enter the magnitudes.) O B WIO OOO O A. O Axis of rotation (a) orientation in figure A E = (b) orientation in figure B E = O WIO B. O O O B O O O Axis of rotation

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