A single circular loop is placed inside a uniform magnetic field B. The coil has area A= .0183 m and resistance R= .50 Ohms. An induced current I= 2.4 mA iss flowing counterclockwise as shown.a) What is the rate at which the magnetic field is changing?b) The magnetic field is increasing/decreasing, how do you know? Example 4: A single circular loop is placed inside a uniform magnetic field B. The coil has area A = 0.0183 m²and resistance R = 0.50 N. An induced current Iind = 2.4 mA is flowing counterclockwise as shown.(a) What is the rate at which the magnetic field is changing?(b) The magnetic field is increasing / decreasing. (Circle one. How do you know?)O O

Given, The area of the coil, A = 0.0183 m2Resistance, R = 0.5 ΩIind = 2.4×10-3 A(a) From Maxwell's…

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A single circular loop is placed inside a uniform magnetic field B. The coil has area A= .0183 m and resistance R= .50 Ohms. An induced current I= 2.4 mA iss flowing counterclockwise as shown.

a) What is the rate at which the magnetic field is changing?

b) The magnetic field is increasing/decreasing, how do you know?

Example 4: A single circular loop is placed inside a uniform magnetic field B. The coil has area A = 0.0183 m²
and resistance R = 0.50 N. An induced current Iind = 2.4 mA is flowing counterclockwise as shown.
(a) What is the rate at which the magnetic field is changing?
(b) The magnetic field is increasing / decreasing. (Circle one. How do you know?)
O O

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