The image below shows a simple version of an alternator which is a system that can produce an emf. The rectangular loop with an area of A = 0.60 m2 is made to rotate with an angular speed of w = 9.00 rad/s about the blue axis. The magnetic field, with magnitude |B| = 3.00 T, is uniform and constant. At timet = 0, 0 = 0. Calculate the maximum induced emf. B

The image below shows a simple version of an alternator which is a system that can produce an emf. The rectangular loop with an area of A = 0.60 m2 is made to rotate with an angular speed of w = 9.00 rad/s about the blue axis. The magnetic field, with magnitude |B| = 3.00 T, is uniform and constant. At timet = 0, 0 = 0. Calculate the maximum induced emf. B

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