Physics, asked by rabinyen, 2 months ago

A conducting rod of length 2m moves with a speed 3m/s along x-AXIS inside a uniform magnetic field 2T which is directed towards Z-axis. Find the voltage induced across the ends of rod.

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Answered by adeebamahboob12

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Answer:

E=BvLsin(θ)

E=2×2×2sin(30°)=4V

By right hand rule:

Vp>Vq

Vp−Vq =4V

Explanation:

hope u understand

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