There is a uniform magnetic field of B frictionlessly on other wires in the horizontal direction, is a part of a circuit shown in the figure. The circuit, which is shown in the figure, consists of conducting wires and a solenoid. Let us assume that we can neglect the effect of the solenoid. 14T. pointing into the page. A wire of length D 40 m and mass m 33 kg, which can move freely and OB resistance of the wires compared to the self-inductance L 15 H (Henry) Find the angular frequency ) of the wire, in units of rad/s when it is given a non-zero initial velocity (t) in the horizontal direction. L. O 4.53 O 226 O 11.31 O 0.57 O 25.17 000000000

There is a uniform magnetic field of B frictionlessly on other wires in the horizontal direction, is a part of a circuit shown in the figure. The circuit, which is shown in the figure, consists of conducting wires and a solenoid. Let us assume that we can neglect the effect of the solenoid. 14T. pointing into the page. A wire of length D 40 m and mass m 33 kg, which can move freely and OB resistance of the wires compared to the self-inductance L 15 H (Henry) Find the angular frequency ) of the wire, in units of rad/s when it is given a non-zero initial velocity (t) in the horizontal direction. L. O 4.53 O 226 O 11.31 O 0.57 O 25.17 000000000

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