The electric field from a radio station some distance from the transmitter is given by (10-4 N/C) cos 106t, where t is in seconds. 1) (a) What peak voltage is picked up on a 86 cm wire oriented parallel with the electric field direction? µV 2) (b) What maximum voltage can be induced in a loop of radius 13 cm? nV

The electric field from a radio station some distance from the transmitter is given by (10-4 N/C) cos 106t, where t is in seconds. 1) (a) What peak voltage is picked up on a 86 cm wire oriented parallel with the electric field direction? µV 2) (b) What maximum voltage can be induced in a loop of radius 13 cm? nV

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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