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li bir erildiği afinda im E) 32 t = 0 Q R 8 CO a conductive wire is formed into a semicircular closed loop of radius R as shown in the figure. The center of the loop is placed at the exact moment of the magnetic field, with the plane of the loop perpendicular to the magnetic field. The loop moves around the O axis with a constant angular acceleration I of a = 5(rad/s^2) from rest at time r=0 as shown in the figure. starts to freeze. Here B=3 (T), R=2 (m) Maximum induced in loop How many Volts is the electromotive force? (π = 3) ★★★
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Transcribed Image Text:li bir erildiği afinda im E) 32 t = 0 Q R 8 CO a conductive wire is formed into a semicircular closed loop of radius R as shown in the figure. The center of the loop is placed at the exact moment of the magnetic field, with the plane of the loop perpendicular to the magnetic field. The loop moves around the O axis with a constant angular acceleration I of a = 5(rad/s^2) from rest at time r=0 as shown in the figure. starts to freeze. Here B=3 (T), R=2 (m) Maximum induced in loop How many Volts is the electromotive force? (π = 3) ★★★
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