In Figure 2, the conductive rod with length l = 10 cm is in contact with conductive rails on both sides and slides along the x-direction with u = 6a, m/s. Given B = 2a, Wb/m², and R = 300, a. Find the emf induced in the rod by use of the motional emf relation Vemf = $(u x B). dl over the loop. %3D

In Figure 2, the conductive rod with length l = 10 cm is in contact with conductive rails on both sides and slides along the x-direction with u = 6a, m/s. Given B = 2a, Wb/m², and R = 300, a. Find the emf induced in the rod by use of the motional emf relation Vemf = $(u x B). dl over the loop. %3D

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