In the above problem (picture provided) with the loop placed in an increasing magnetic field out of the page, the current is flowing through the resistor in a direction from top towards the bottom. True or false?**previous problem on picture** A loop of highly conducting wire is placed in a magnetic field that is increasing out of the page (through the loop) at a rate of 1.80 T/s. If the loop has an area of 0.400 m^2, calculate the current flowing in amps through the 5.00 ohm resistor. Current flowing in amps through the5.00 resistorIS In the above problem w/ the loop placed in an increasing magnetic field,out of the page, the current is flowing through the resistor in a directionfrom top fowards bottomTor F?AAwine is placed directlyonA Loopofon your page as the loop in prenous problem.A magnetic field fully penetrates the leap into the page (loop w/x's all around)The field behaves as seen in the field vs. time graph. The sequence of▷ events (1-3) for the current direction around the loup from zero to 6. Ondsis best labeled asBax1037ΔΑΔΑΑΔΔΔΔΔΔΑΔΕ3.02.0+1.0+4.02.0.+(ms)D-clockwise, staying clockwise, counter clockwise-clockwise, no current, counter clockwiseCounter clockwise, no coment, clockbrise6.0sequence! - from 0 to 2.0m/ssequence 2- from 2.0m/s to 5.0m/s.sequence 3 - from 5.0m/s to 6.0m/s.The true statement below isfor an electromagnetic bave- Counterclockivice staying counter, clickriseclockwise, countercluc Kinks, cleckase-counter chicknise, cleckwise, courite clockwisethe higher the ware, higher the frequency

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In the above problem (picture provided) with the loop placed in an increasing magnetic field out of the page, the current is flowing through the resistor in a direction from top towards the bottom.

True or false?

**previous problem on picture**

A loop of highly conducting wire is placed in a magnetic field that is increasing out of the page (through the loop) at a rate of 1.80 T/s. If the loop has an area of 0.400 m^2, calculate the current flowing in amps through the 5.00 ohm resistor.

Current flowing in amps through the
5.00 resistor
IS In the above problem w/ the loop placed in an increasing magnetic field,
out of the page, the current is flowing through the resistor in a direction
from top fowards bottom
Tor F?
AA
wine is placed directly
on
A Loop
of
on your page as the loop in prenous problem.
A magnetic field fully penetrates the leap into the page (loop w/x's all around)
The field behaves as seen in the field vs. time graph. The sequence of
▷ events (1-3) for the current direction around the loup from zero to 6. Onds
is best labeled as
Bax1037
ΔΑΔΑΑΔΔΔΔΔΔΑΔΕ
3.0
2.0+
1.0
+
4.0
2.0.
+(ms)
D-clockwise, staying clockwise, counter clockwise
-clockwise, no current, counter clockwise
Counter clockwise, no coment, clockbrise
6.0
sequence! - from 0 to 2.0m/s
sequence 2- from 2.0m/s to 5.0m/s.
sequence 3 - from 5.0m/s to 6.0m/s.
The true statement below is
for an electromagnetic bave
- Counterclockivice staying counter, clickrise
clockwise, countercluc Kinks, cleckase
-counter chicknise, cleckwise, courite clockwise
the higher the ware, higher the frequency

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