A thin conducting rod of length b is rotated with constant angular speed w on a horizontal circular track as shown in the figure. The inner radius of the track is a, and a uniform magnetic field B is present everywhere as shown in the figure. Find the magnitude of the induced emf between the two ends of the conducting rod. a Select one: Bw(b – a) Bw(b+a) Bw (2ab+ a²) 2 Bw (2ab+b²) 2 Bw (+ 2ab² + 2a²b) 3

A thin conducting rod of length b is rotated with constant angular speed w on a horizontal circular track as shown in the figure. The inner radius of the track is a, and a uniform magnetic field B is present everywhere as shown in the figure. Find the magnitude of the induced emf between the two ends of the conducting rod. a Select one: Bw(b – a) Bw(b+a) Bw (2ab+ a²) 2 Bw (2ab+b²) 2 Bw (+ 2ab² + 2a²b) 3

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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