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Transcribed Image Text:A straight conductor of fixed length I is moving at 45 degrees to a uniform magnetic field of strength B with constant speed v. Calculate v, if B=4.2 T, I=1.2 m and electromotive force ɛ =5 V. Give your answer in SI
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