A single loop of wire encloses an area of 3.5x10-² m². It is in a magnetic field that changes from +0.72 T to -0.25 T in a time of 0.060 s. Initial Final хххх X X XX B = 0.72 T ххх What is the induced emf and the direction of current flow in the loop? e ● C ● хххх хххх X B=0.25 T

A single loop of wire encloses an area of 3.5x10-² m². It is in a magnetic field that changes from +0.72 T to -0.25 T in a time of 0.060 s. Initial Final хххх X X XX B = 0.72 T ххх What is the induced emf and the direction of current flow in the loop? e ● C ● хххх хххх X B=0.25 T

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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