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let the frequency is f
Now , for the peak emf
peak emf = 2pi * f * B * area * N
255 = 2pi * f * 0.375 * pi * (0.055/2)^2 * 500
solving for f
f = 91.1 Hz = 5466 rpm
the frequency is 5466 rpm
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