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Magnetic: Downward

1) When a current I in a circular loop of radius R increases, the area of the loop increases. According to Lenz's law, this will induce a current in the downward direction in the loop to oppose the increasing magnetic flux. 2) If a rod of a coil is moved outwards, the magnetic flux through the coil increases. By Lenz's law, an induced current will flow in the coil in the direction opposing the increasing flux, causing the rod to move back inwards. 3) When a straight conductor of length L moves with a velocity v perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field B, an emf is induced given by BLv. The direction of the induced current is given by

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Magnetic: Downward

1) When a current I in a circular loop of radius R increases, the area of the loop increases. According to Lenz's law, this will induce a current in the downward direction in the loop to oppose the increasing magnetic flux. 2) If a rod of a coil is moved outwards, the magnetic flux through the coil increases. By Lenz's law, an induced current will flow in the coil in the direction opposing the increasing flux, causing the rod to move back inwards. 3) When a straight conductor of length L moves with a velocity v perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field B, an emf is induced given by BLv. The direction of the induced current is given by

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"
of current
Sof →

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>

t
dis " of Magnetic
field .

increased I decreases
Is R is
,

try to
circular loop will
so

field in downward
increase magnetic
law dir "= clockwise
lenz
.

direction . By

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is
increased
Area
.

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current clockwise

(to oppose
increasing
)
flex

bus → A
Sold
i
R=
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B-
÷
-

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of
¥
=
B-
a- (1×4-2)
1¥
•

= •

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E= -
dI
It

E = - ak a-

=
Constant .

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B. A
"
10
SI
=

"t '

& = B- •
e- .

¥ a

I -
-

¥;?¥
? Bo ( e-
✗t
x )
¥
. -

I
¥
.

(÷÷y
e-
⇐ .

Ts
Ins →
212
Sold taken as rod of length
along ifiameter .

→ vcoso

↳
emf induced
due to Vcoso
,
no .

B. 2K
due to vsino ,
em f. = Lvsino ) .
✗

Tsv (2k ) since .

Insists
SI ems , (J
>
✗ 5) Ñ •

:)]•&i+4i )
=[2i×( si -141

t.nl
iii
0 0
2

ice -01+1%1
=
ilo ) -

= (-85+619) .

/ 3i -14 ;)
-32 V
=

due A
>
"

by lenz law
Sol
will to the
it try oppose

increase of flux in the loop


towards P
so rod d will move
.

Aus -7A
eÉÉ
N
→
wa →
y
s

25m / s
i

Thos 37=0.04
0.04 it
0.031^2
0.05-1--7 D=
.

13 =

is along dl
1) for AB = v

So
E =D

2) for BC

E =
[259×(0.045+0.031)] •
4T

E = IV
BC
3) for BDD same as

as C & D has same potential .

4) fog BG E=[25ix(
0.04J
-10.03k¥ .
2 Ñ

=¥ 2V fus→p , BP
SOI
along axis

i¥÷
Stem
13--1.2--1%1
✗

→ from
2 to 2

dl=( 1. 5) i
-

( 2

velocity at t -

go
see

1201 a) sin / 1204


v=(÷o )
-

V= 2.4 a- film Is

=/ v→✗B→ ) di
E.
•

=[2•4n- C- i
)•Xf÷) F) •
4. si )

= 4 .
32

nearest integer =
4 .
Ans → 4 .

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