A wire along the z-axis (horizontal) with current I going in the positive z-direction produces themagnetic field given bya. At time t =(2)A square loop of side a is initially on top of the wire, with its bottom side positioned at so. The loopis then allowed to freely fall toward the wire. Refer to the figure below.ІнB(x)Soμολ φ.2πS=falls downI falls0, what is the magnetic flux in the loop?ܐb. Since the loop falls down at some later time, the loop will feel a different magnetic field. Thiswill cause a change in the magnetic flux. Write down the expression for the magnetic flux as afunction of time.

a. The flux through a coil is given by the formula: Φ=∫B→.da→, where a is the infinitesimal area of…

A wire along the z-axis (horizontal) with current I going in the positive z-direction produces the magnetic field given by Ін { В(x): A square loop of side a is initially on top of the wire, with its bottom side positioned at so. The loop is then allowed to freely fall toward the wire. Refer to the figure below. So - μol d. 2πS falls down ↓ falls 2. a. At time t = 0, what is the magnetic flux in the loop? b. Since the loop falls down at some later time, the loop will feel a different magnetic field. This will cause a change in the magnetic flux. Write down the expression for the magnetic flux as a function of time.

A wire along the z-axis (horizontal) with current I going in the positive z-direction produces the magnetic field given by Ін { В(x): A square loop of side a is initially on top of the wire, with its bottom side positioned at so. The loop is then allowed to freely fall toward the wire. Refer to the figure below. So - μol d. 2πS falls down ↓ falls 2. a. At time t = 0, what is the magnetic flux in the loop? b. Since the loop falls down at some later time, the loop will feel a different magnetic field. This will cause a change in the magnetic flux. Write down the expression for the magnetic flux as a function of time.

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