Consider a changing magnetic field (from B′ to B) within a circle of radius 4 m. The magnetic field points into the page ⊗ and its magnitude is increasing.
The field is defined by B = b t , where b = 0.5 T/s:
A: Find the direction of the induced emf Eind.
1. into the page, 2. out of the page, 3. counter-clockwise, 4. clockwise
B: Find the magnitude of the induced electric field Eind on the perimeter of the circular magnetic field.
Answer in units of V/m.
Consider a changing magnetic field (from B′ to B) within a circle of radius 4 m....
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