1) I want to polarize a rectangular conductor using magnetism. Suppose that the conductor has width...

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1) I want to polarize a rectangular conductor using magnetism. Suppose that the conductor has width 3 cm and length 6 cm and

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2. potential difference

V = Ed = 0.18* 0.06 = 10.8 mV

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