College Physics
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A current I is passed through a wire. A second wire of length is moving perpendicular to the magnetic field generated by the first wire ( with velocity at a distance d. Write down the expression for the potential difference V between the ends of the moving wire. Consider the magnetic field B to be constant over the range of motion of the second wire
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