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Induced emf, induced current

A wire is 50 cms long rotates around a perpendicular axis fixed at one of its ends at a speed 1200 per minute in a ferild of magnetic flux density 3.10^-5 tesla calculate the potential difference between its ends 

A) 471.10^-6

B) 52.10^-6

C) 25.10^-6

D)nothing above 


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