Design a current loop that, when rotated in a uniform magnetic field of strength 0.67 T, will produce an emf E = E, sin(wt), where E, = 110 V and w = 120n rad/s. First, choose the number of turns the loop should have. (Enter a positive integer less than 100.) turns Then calculate the needed area of the loop (in m2). (Use the number of turns you entered above.) m2

Design a current loop that, when rotated in a uniform magnetic field of strength 0.67 T, will produce an emf E = E, sin(wt), where E, = 110 V and w = 120n rad/s. First, choose the number of turns the loop should have. (Enter a positive integer less than 100.) turns Then calculate the needed area of the loop (in m2). (Use the number of turns you entered above.) m2

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