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A square wire loop 20 cmon a side, with resistance 20 m , has its plane normal to a uniform magnetic 铿乪ld of magnitude B = 2.0 T . If you pull two opposite sides of the loop away from each other, the other two sides automatically draw toward each other, reducing the area enclosed by the loop. If the area is reduced to zero in timet=0.20s ,(a)What is the average emf?(b)What is the average current induced in the loop duringt'?

Short Answer

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  1. The average emf is avg=0.40V
  2. The average current induced in the loop during tis iavg=20A

Step by step solution

01

Given

  1. The side of a square loop isl=20cm=2010-2m
  2. The resistance of a wire isR=20尘惟=2010-3
  3. The uniform magnetic field isB=2.0T
  4. The time for the reducing area to zero is t=0.20s
02

Understanding the concept

The average induced emf can be calculated using the equation of emf relating to change in flux over change in time. To find the average current induced we need to use the equation of Ohm鈥檚 law.

Formulae:

avg=-dBdtB=BAavg=iavgR

03

(a) Calculate the average emf induced in the loop during ∆t  

The average emf:

The area of the square loop is

A=l2A=2010-2m2A=40010-4m2

The expression of magnetic flux is

B=BAB=2.0T40010-4m2

The average induced emf is

avg=-dBdtavg=-dBdtavg=2.0T40010-4m20.20savg=0.40V

04

(b) Calculate the average current induced in the loop during ∆t 

The average current induced in the loop during t:

According to the Ohm鈥檚 law, the average induced current is

iavg=avgRiavg=0.40V2010-3iavg=20A

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