The figure shows a conductingloop consisting of a half-circle ofradius r and three straight sections.The half-circle lies in a uniformmagnetic field B that is directedout of the page and is increasingwith time. The radius and themagnetic field are given by thefollowing:r = 0.20 mr/2B(t) = 3.0t² + 4.0t + 2.0area of circle = ar²What direction is the induced current in the loop?Suppose the resistance of the loop is R = 2.0 Q. What is the magnitude of the inducedcurrent at time t = 15 s?

According to Faraday's Law when the magnetic flux changes through a loop an emf is induced in that…

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