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A conductor of length 1 metre falls freely under gravity from height 10 metre .Find the induced EMF across the conductor.when(i)the conductor is held vertically.(ii)when the conductor is held horizontally in east-west direction.Given horizontal component of Earth magnetic field =3×10^-5Wb/m^2.​

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Answered by YuvrajBoora
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ANSWER

(a)

By faraday's laws of electromagnetic induction,

V=

dt

V=B

dt

dA

V=Blv as dA/dt=lv

This is the induced emf across the ends of the rod.

(b)

We have the force on the free electrons from Q to P as

F

b

=

qv

×

B

where v is the velocity of the rod as well as of the free electrons inside it, B is the uniform magnetic field. The free electrons will move towards P and positive charge will appear at Q. An electrostatic field is developed from Q to P in the wire which exerts a force

F

e

=q

E

on each electron. The charge keeps on gathering until

F

b

=

F

e

and the resultant force on each electron is zero.

∣q

v

×

B

∣=∣q

E

⇒vB=E

The potential difference between Q and P is then

V=El=vBl

which is maintained by the magnetic force of the moving electron producing an emf, e=Bvl

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