This time the loop has constant area 0.530 m^2, and the magnetic field has constant strength 0.470 T. This time we re going to achieve an induced voltage 0.216 V by rotating the loop through a 90 degree angle. How much time must it take for the loop to complete this 90 degree turn? O1.15 s O 0.35 s O 0.92 s O 1.38 s

This time the loop has constant area 0.530 m^2, and the magnetic field has constant strength 0.470 T. This time we re going to achieve an induced voltage 0.216 V by rotating the loop through a 90 degree angle. How much time must it take for the loop to complete this 90 degree turn? O1.15 s O 0.35 s O 0.92 s O 1.38 s

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This time the loop has constant area
0.530 m^2, and the magnetic field
has constant strength 0.470 T. This
time we re going to achieve an
induced voltage 0.216 V by rotating
the loop through a 90 degree angle.
How much time must it take for the
loop to complete this 90 degree
turn?
1.15 s
0.35 s
0.92 s
1.38 s

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