Recall the demonstration of Faraday's law. A magnet is moved along the axis of a coilinducing an emf(voltage) in the coil. Suppose the magnetic field created by the magnet isuniform throughout the coil and time-dependent so that B(t)=Bo+0.5Bocos(@t) where Bo=5.0mT and wo=2.0 rad/s. The coil is wrapped with 1000 turns of wire. The area inside the coil is100 cm². When an oscilloscope is connected to the coil, it displays an oscillating voltage.What is the maximum (peak) induced voltage you expect to see? What is the period of thevoltage oscillation?

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