attempt if you have done Waves) In the figure below, all components areconducting hence force a conducting loop. The vertical sides of the loop are made ofsprings with k = 2 N/m and the conducting rod on the bottom has length = 30 cmand mass m = 20 g. A uniform magnetic field of strength 0.4 T is perpendicular tothe plane of loop and into the page.XXXe xXX We pull the rod down so that the springs are extended by 10 cm with respect to itsequilibrium point. At time t = 0 s, the rod is released.(a) Find the expression for the electromotive force as a function of time (t).(b) What is the maximal value of the electromotive force and when (t =?) would itbe achieved for the first time?(c) Overlay the vertical position y(t) of the rod and the electromotive force E (t) graphfor one cycle of the oscillation.

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