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Since antenna is given it is vertical, the maximum emf will occur when car is traveling perpendicular to the horizontal component of the Earth magnetic field.This occurs when the car is traveling in the east or west direction
Emf = Blv cos (45°)
Given B = 5*10^-4 , l= 64.2 cm ,v = 40.3m/s
= 5*10^-4*0.642 * 40.3 * cos45°
= 91.47*10^-4 V (or ) 9.147 mV
Part A ) emf = 9.147 mV
Part B) option B) car direction should be in east or west
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