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What velocity would the rod below need to move if I wanted to generate a current of 0.067 A? The magnetic field is 0.75 T everywhere in the region, R is 8 Ω, and d = 12 cm.
35.73 m/s
5.96 m/s
10.21 m/s
3.12 m/s

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