PM End Date: 4/29/2021 11:00:00 PM(10%) Problem 9: A circular wire loop of radius r= 0.35 m and resistance R = 9.7 Q rotates about a shaft through its diameter at a constantrate of f= 5.3 Hz in a uniform B = 0.34-T magnetic field directed perpendicular to the rotation axis. The plane of the loop is perpendicular to themagnetic field at time t = 0.A 17% Part (a) Select the correct expression for the time-dependent magnetic flux through the loop.GradeTB cos(27 f)r2D = TB cos( ft)r2O = 2nB cos(2nft)r²DeductPotentiSubmisAttemp(20%detaileO = TB cos(2n ft)rO = TB cos(27 ft)r²TB Cos(27 ft)r²%3DSubmitHintFeedbackI give up!Hints: 0% deduction per hint. Hints remaining: 1Feedback: 0% deduction per feedback.17% Part (b) Find the value of the magnetic flux through the loop, in webers, at time t = 0.114 s.A 17% Part (c) Select the expression for the time-dependent emf induced in the loop based on the expression you entered in part (a) B.17% Part (d) Calculate the induced emf in the loop, in volts, at time t = 0.114 s.A 17% Part (e) Select the expression for the induced current in the loop based on the expression you entered in part (c).17% Part (f) Find the induced current in the loop, in amperes, at time t = 0.l114 s.All content e 2021 Fxnert TA ITC

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