8. The magnetic flux through a loop is given by Φm=0.6t^2-1.40t, where Φm is in webers and t is in seconds. Find the induced emf as a function of time. A) Φm=1.2t-1.4; B) Φm=-0.6t+1.4; C) Φm=-1.2t+1.4; D) Φm=1.2t-1.4;
Induced Emf is given by:
EMF = -N*d()/dt
= 0.6*t^2 -
1.40*t
N = Number of loops = 1
d()/dt = d[0.6*t^2
- 1.40*t]/dt
d()/dt = 0.6*2*t -
1.40*1 = 1.2*t - 1.40
So,
EMF = -1*(1.2*t - 1.4)
EMF = -1.2*t + 1.4
Correct option is C.
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