A circular coil of radius 10.5 cm is located in a region of magnetic field where
B(t) = 0.2 t
dB/dt = 0.2 T/s
so inducede emf = NAdB/dt
emf e = 1 *3.14*0.105 * 0.105 * 0.2
emf e = 6.923 *10^-3 OR 0.006923 Volts
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