A square loop of side a lies on the a - y plane as shown in the figure. There exists a magnetic field in space: B=t°yk ( depends on time and the y coordinate.) Find the magnitude of the induced emf on the loop, as a function of time. O a. €= 2a?t? O b. €= 2at O . E= O d. €=t O e. e= t O f. e=t? O g. €=a°t O h. €=t

A square loop of side a lies on the a - y plane as shown in the figure. There exists a magnetic field in space: B=t°yk ( depends on time and the y coordinate.) Find the magnitude of the induced emf on the loop, as a function of time. O a. €= 2a?t? O b. €= 2at O . E= O d. €=t O e. e= t O f. e=t? O g. €=a°t O h. €=t

College Physics

11th Edition

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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