Straight line near Rectangular Loop Consider a long straight wire near a rectangular loop of wire as shown below. The bottom of the rectangle is a distance d = 4.7 cm from the straight wire at its nearest approach, with length L = 20.0 cm and width r= 7.0 cm (so the far edge is at distance d+r from the straight wire). L Answer 3a If a current /₁ = 80.0Amps runs through the straight wire, what is the magnetic flux through the rectangle of wire? (You will need to do a simple integral.) Please times your final answer by 106, in units of Wb. Show feedback 1₂ 3b If the current /1 changes at a rate of d/₁/dt = 1700 Amps/second, what is the emf induced around the rectangle of wire? Please times your final answer by 105, in units of V. Answer 1 C C

Straight line near Rectangular Loop Consider a long straight wire near a rectangular loop of wire as shown below. The bottom of the rectangle is a distance d = 4.7 cm from the straight wire at its nearest approach, with length L = 20.0 cm and width r= 7.0 cm (so the far edge is at distance d+r from the straight wire). L Answer 3a If a current /₁ = 80.0Amps runs through the straight wire, what is the magnetic flux through the rectangle of wire? (You will need to do a simple integral.) Please times your final answer by 106, in units of Wb. Show feedback 1₂ 3b If the current /1 changes at a rate of d/₁/dt = 1700 Amps/second, what is the emf induced around the rectangle of wire? Please times your final answer by 105, in units of V. Answer 1 C C

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