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A circular loop of area 3sq. M and resistance 3ohmis lying in yz plane. The magnetic induction of the location of the loop varies time as B=(2t3-3t2)i+3tj. The magnitude of maximum current in the loop during intervals from t=0 and t=2sec.

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Answered by mufiahmotors
0

Answer:

okay

0.002 V/m

Given that,

Radius r=2cm

dt

dB

=2T

We know that

Magnetic flux

ϕ=BA

ϕ=B(πr

2

)

Now, induced e. m.f

E=

dt

E=

dt

d(Bπr

2

)

E=πr

2

dt

dB

E=3.14×(0.02)

2

×2

E=0.002V

Hence, the induced e. m. f is 0.002 V

Explanation:

hope u have been understood

Answered by abhi178
0

Given info : A circular loop of area 3 m² and resistance 3Ω lying in yz plane. The magnetic induction of the location of the loop varies time as B = (2t³ - 3t²) i+3t j.

To find : The magnitude of maximum current in the loop during intervals from t = 0 and t = 2 sec is..

solution : circular loop is lying in yz plane so area vector must be perpendicular to it. i.e., A = 3 i

negative of rate of change of magnetic flux = induced potential

⇒V = -dΦ/dt = -d(B.A)/dt

= -d[(2t³ - 3t²)i + 3t j).(3 i) ]/dt

= -d[(6t³ - 9t²)]/dt

= -(18t² - 18t)

= 18t - 18t²

at t = 0, V = 0

at t = 1 , V = 18 × 2 - 18 × 4 = -36

so potential difference = (0 - (-36)) = 36 volts

from Ohm's law, I = V/R

= 36 volts/3 Ω = 12 A

Therefore the current in the loop during intervals t = 0 to t = 2 sec, is 12 A.

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