(a) Explanation The flux through the loop decreases with time when the loop falls out of the magnetic field. Then an emf is induced in the loop. Write the expression for induced current. I = ε R (I) Here, I is the current, R is the resistance, and ε is the induced emf. Write the expression for magnitude of induced emf. ε = d Φ d t (II) Here, Φ is the magnetic flux. Write the expression for resistance of the wire. R = ρ l A (III) Here, A is the area of the wire, l is the length of the loop, and ρ is the resistivity. Write the expression for area with diameter d . A = π d 2 4 (IV) Here, d is the diameter of the loop. Use equation (IV) in (III), and substitute 4 l for l . R = ρ 4 l π d 2 4 (V) Use equation (II) and (V) in (I). I = ( π d 2 4 ρ 4 l ) d Φ B d t (VI) Write the expression for magnetic flux. Φ B = B A cos θ (VII) Here, θ is the angle between the area vector and field vector (b) To determine The terminal velocity of the loop before its upper horizontal side exits the field. (c) To determine The terminal velocity of the loop when the loop is made up of copper and B = 0.80 T .

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Chapter 29, Problem 79GP

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To determine

The magnetic drag force that acts on the wire loop.

(b)

To determine

The terminal velocity of the loop before its upper horizontal side exits the field.

(c)

To determine

The terminal velocity of the loop when the loop is made up of copper and B=0.80 T.

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