The generator in the figure uses a loop that rotates with a period T. Suppose the rotation rate (i.e. frequency) is increased so thatthe loop is made to rotate twice as fast. How will that affect the magnitude of the induced emf?Area - AJHorseshoe magnetNThe magnitude of the induced emf will increase by a factor of two.O The magnitude of the induced emf will decrease by a factor of twoThe magnitude of the induced emf will increase by a factor of four.O The magnitude of the induced emf will decrease by a factor of four.O The magnitude of the induced emf will not change.

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The generator in the figure uses a loop that rotates with a period T. Suppose the rotation rate (i.e. frequency) is increased so that the loop is made to rotate twice as fast. How will that affect the magnitude of the induced emf? Area - A I Horseshoe magnet N

The generator in the figure uses a loop that rotates with a period T. Suppose the rotation rate (i.e. frequency) is increased so that the loop is made to rotate twice as fast. How will that affect the magnitude of the induced emf? Area - A I Horseshoe magnet N

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The generator in the figure uses a loop that rotates with a period T. Suppose the rotation rate (i.e. frequency) is increased so that
the loop is made to rotate twice as fast. How will that affect the magnitude of the induced emf?
Area - A
J
Horseshoe magnet
N
The magnitude of the induced emf will increase by a factor of two.
O The magnitude of the induced emf will decrease by a factor of two
The magnitude of the induced emf will increase by a factor of four.
O The magnitude of the induced emf will decrease by a factor of four.
O The magnitude of the induced emf will not change.

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