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A metal rod of resistance 20Ω is fixed along the diameter of a conducting ring of radius0.1m . A magnetic field of B=50T acts perpendicular to the plane The ring rotates with an angular velocity of w=20rad/s about its axis . An external resistance of 10Ω is connected across center and rim of the ring. What is current through the external resistance.

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Answered by harsimrankaur04
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Potential difference between centre and rim of the ring is

V=12V=12Bwr2Bwr2

=12=1250.20×(.1)250.20×(.1)2

=5V=5V

Now the equivalent circuit is :

i=510+5i=510+5

=13=13AA

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