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A magnetic flux through a coil is perpendicular to its plane varying according to the relation \phi (5t^3+4t^2+2t-5) Weber calculate the induced current through the coil at t= 2 s, if the resistance of coil is 5ohm

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer= 15.6 Ampere

step by step explanation :

Resistance of the coil = 5 ohm (given)

instantaneous magnetic flux linked with coil then,

e =   - \frac{d \phi}{dt}  =   - \frac{d}{dt} (5t^{3}  + 4t^{2}  + 2t - 5) \\  = [5(3t^{2}) + 4(2t) + 2(1) - 0] \\ or   \: e= \: ( - 15t^{2}  + 8t + 2) \: V </p><p>  \\ Therefore  \: \: induced \:  e.m.f \:  produced \:  in  \:  \\ the  \: coil \:  at \:  t= 2 s, </p><p>\\ e = -[ 15( {2})^{2} + 8(2)^{2}  + 2] </p><p>= - (60 + 16 + 2) =  - 78 \: V</p><p> \\ Hence, \:  magnitude  \: of  \: induced  \: current \: in  \: the  \: coil  \: at  \: t= 2s, \\</p><p> I =  \frac{e}{R}  =  \frac{78}{5}  = 15.6 \: A

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