Part h only Suppose we have a rectangular loop Sy made by a conducting material with Ng = 56 turna and length, a= 38 em and width b = 22am. Now wetake another coil S, with self inductance La and no of turns N, and keep it at some distance away from the rectangular loop. We will not be changingthe position of the coil and rectangular loop. The mutual inductance between the coil and the rectangular loop is M = 2mH and the rate of change ofcurrent in the col S, is 4 A/s.g)Suppose the current in S, is now I = Scos (0.01591)Aslculote the rate of change of magnetic fiux through each turn in S, due to S.Rate of change in magnetic fluxGive your antwer to at least three significance digits.h)Calculate the total change in magnetic flux through S, due to S, between the time t = 0sto t= 10sTotal change in magnetic fluxGive your answer to at least three significance digits.i) Calculate the mutually induced emf in S, due to Si when t = 12 sMutually induced emf in S, due to SGive your answer to at least three significance digits.

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Suppose we have a rectangular loop S, made by a conducting material with Ny = 56 turna and length, a= 38 cm and width b = 22 cm. Now we take another coil S, with self inductance L, and no of turns N, and keep it at some distance away from the rectangular loop. We will not be changing the position of the coil and rectangular loop. The mutual inductance between the coil and the rectangular loop is M = 2mH and the rate of change of current in the coll S, is 4 A/s. 8)Suppose the current in S, is now I = Scos (0.01391) Aalculote the rate of change of magnetic flux through each turn in S, due to S. Rate of change in magnetic flux Give your antwer to at least three significance digits. h)Calculate the total change in magnetic flux through S, due to S, between the time t = 0so t = 10s Total change in magnetic flux Give your answer to at least three significance digits. i) Calculate the mutually induced emf in S, due to S, when t = 12 s Mutually induced emf in S, due to S Give your answer to at least three significance digits.

Suppose we have a rectangular loop S, made by a conducting material with Ny = 56 turna and length, a= 38 cm and width b = 22 cm. Now we take another coil S, with self inductance L, and no of turns N, and keep it at some distance away from the rectangular loop. We will not be changing the position of the coil and rectangular loop. The mutual inductance between the coil and the rectangular loop is M = 2mH and the rate of change of current in the coll S, is 4 A/s. 8)Suppose the current in S, is now I = Scos (0.01391) Aalculote the rate of change of magnetic flux through each turn in S, due to S. Rate of change in magnetic flux Give your antwer to at least three significance digits. h)Calculate the total change in magnetic flux through S, due to S, between the time t = 0so t = 10s Total change in magnetic flux Give your answer to at least three significance digits. i) Calculate the mutually induced emf in S, due to S, when t = 12 s Mutually induced emf in S, due to S Give your answer to at least three significance digits.

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