A varying current of I= Io cos(wt) passes through a straight long wire. A rectangular conducting loop with sides a=5 4 x 10-7Tm/A. m, b=10 m and a resistance of R-5 2 is placed next to the wire as shown in the figure. The distance between the wire and the left edge of the rectangular loop is r=6,7 m. If Io = 500A, w 15Hz, = 3,140 b a a) Calculate the maximum value of the magnitude of magnetic flux through the rectangular conducting loop, due to the long current wire in Miliweber (mWb). Note that 1Wb=1Tm².

A varying current of I= Io cos(wt) passes through a straight long wire. A rectangular conducting loop with sides a=5 4 x 10-7Tm/A. m, b=10 m and a resistance of R-5 2 is placed next to the wire as shown in the figure. The distance between the wire and the left edge of the rectangular loop is r=6,7 m. If Io = 500A, w 15Hz, = 3,140 b a a) Calculate the maximum value of the magnitude of magnetic flux through the rectangular conducting loop, due to the long current wire in Miliweber (mWb). Note that 1Wb=1Tm².

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