One simple, though impractical, way to generate electrical power is shown below. A bar of metal with negligible resistance is in friction-less contact with two wires (also negligible resistance) spaced 15 cm apart. The changing magnetic flux generates an emf in the loop shown below. Zero-resistance wires Push 0.4 m/s 0.75 T First, what is the emf around this loop in mV to 2 significant digits?

One simple, though impractical, way to generate electrical power is shown below. A bar of metal with negligible resistance is in friction-less contact with two wires (also negligible resistance) spaced 15 cm apart. The changing magnetic flux generates an emf in the loop shown below. Zero-resistance wires Push 0.4 m/s 0.75 T First, what is the emf around this loop in mV to 2 significant digits?

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with negligible resistance is in friction-less contact with two wires (also negligible resistance) spaced
15 cm apart. The changing magnetic flux generates an emf in the loop shown below.
Zero-resistance wires
Push
0.4 m/s
0.75 T
First, what is the emf around this loop in mV to 2 significant digits?

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