Consider the wires that carry electric current and are arranged as shown below. In this case the length of segment a = 12 cm, b = 16 cm. Where the current flowing along the wire i = 4.5t2 - 10 t (where i is in amperes, t is in seconds). -b- b a. Determine the magnitude of the emf in the square loop (square wire) at t = 3 seconds. b. Determine the direction of induction in the square loop

Consider the wires that carry electric current and are arranged as shown below. In this case the length of segment a = 12 cm, b = 16 cm. Where the current flowing along the wire i = 4.5t2 - 10 t (where i is in amperes, t is in seconds). -b- b a. Determine the magnitude of the emf in the square loop (square wire) at t = 3 seconds. b. Determine the direction of induction in the square loop

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