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![A 15-turn circular coil has radius
of r = 2 [cm] and a resistance of R = 10 [0].
The coil is in a uniform magnetic field of
0.99 [T] that is perpendicular to the plane of
the coil.
a.
flux?
What is the value of the magnetic
b.
emf and the induced current in the coil?
lemf|
[V]
I =
What is the value of the induced
C. _
emf?
|emf] =
[A]
Now, the value of the magnetic field is
increasing from 0.99 [T] to 2.6 [T] in At = 1.6
[s].
: What is the value of the induced
[V]
What is the value of the induced
d..
current in the coil?
I =
[A]](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/5a2e31ff-6d65-44bd-8539-01623523d931/c1a63b8c-20ed-4a2f-8cab-8c7781eb4c0a/6ikiqpf_processed.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:A 15-turn circular coil has radius
of r = 2 [cm] and a resistance of R = 10 [0].
The coil is in a uniform magnetic field of
0.99 [T] that is perpendicular to the plane of
the coil.
a.
flux?
What is the value of the magnetic
b.
emf and the induced current in the coil?
lemf|
[V]
I =
What is the value of the induced
C. _
emf?
|emf] =
[A]
Now, the value of the magnetic field is
increasing from 0.99 [T] to 2.6 [T] in At = 1.6
[s].
: What is the value of the induced
[V]
What is the value of the induced
d..
current in the coil?
I =
[A]
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