As shown, a circular conducting loop (with 4 turns and of resistance R= 8.8 0) is placed in a uniform magnetic field directed normal to the plane of the loop, of magnitude Bo = 1.4 T. The radius of the loop varies with time according to the formula r(t) = a + bt The magnitude of the current (in mA) induced in the loop at t= 11 s is: (Take a = 0.14 m, and b = 0.02 ms-). Bo r(t)

As shown, a circular conducting loop (with 4 turns and of resistance R= 8.8 0) is placed in a uniform magnetic field directed normal to the plane of the loop, of magnitude Bo = 1.4 T. The radius of the loop varies with time according to the formula r(t) = a + bt The magnitude of the current (in mA) induced in the loop at t= 11 s is: (Take a = 0.14 m, and b = 0.02 ms-). Bo r(t)

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