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yagyadutt Mishra
·2009-11-08 21:40:11
Theory: If a rod has its velocity and length both perpendicular to B then emf is induced in it which is equal to BLV
You must remember that L B V three must be perpendicular for emf induction..
In your question....
EMF will induced in....three places...See the below figure....
Hence first option is correct
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varun.tinkle
·2009-11-09 03:47:46
superb yaar thnx i did the same methd but i made a calcultaion mistake
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rishabh
·2011-11-01 06:43:13
or else you can just replace the whole set up with a rod in place of pq.
it's basically the same thing.
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Vivek @ Born this Way
·2011-11-03 05:36:35
What if the rods had considerable thickness, say half of their length?
How would the situation vary? Just a rough Idea?
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buddyboyyash
·2011-11-09 00:44:09
@vivek....i think in that case the area wud be considered...flux = NBA(cos theta)....