a)
V = A dB/dt = 3.14* 0.15^2* (2.4 / 21)
V = 8.07* 10^-3 V
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b)
i = V/ R = 4.14* 10^-5 A
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c)
V = B ( pi * 0.15^2 - 0) / 8.5
V = 1.99* 10^-3 V
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