surrounded by a circular coil of copper wire with N = 200 turns.area 100 cm2is. This coil is placed in an upward uniform B magnetic field.is placed as follows. The magnetic field is uniform within 4 s.varying from 0T to 1 T. Assuming the resistance of the coil wires tobe zero, thisLet's connect the coil to a 5 W resistor.(a) What is the EMF induced in the coil during the 4 s period?(b) What is the current through resistor R due to this inducedEMF?(c) Find the amount of charge passing through the coil in 4 sMAGNETIC FIELD DIRECTION

Answer (a) 0.5 volt (b) 0.1 ampere (c) 0.4 Coloumb Detailed solution is attached as image Thank…

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