Answer :
The rate of change in the magnetic flux for the induced emf in a loop is 9.42 volts.
Magnetic flux is the number of lines of force that penetrate a plane surface perpendicularly. Meanwhile, the induced emf is the emergence of an emf on the ends of the coil caused by a change in the magnetic flux enclosed by the coil.
ε = (dΦ/dt)
With:
ε = induced emf (volts)
ΔΦ = change in magnetic flux (Wb)
Δt = time interval for changing magnetic flux (s)
On a known matter
The radius of the circular loop: r = 1 m
Time: t = 2 s
Initial magnetic field: Bi = 2T
Final magnetic field: Bf = 8T
The expression for the induced emf in a loop is:
ε = (dΦ/DT) → Φ = magnetic flux
ε = [tex]\frac{d(BA cos 0)}{dt}[/tex] → θ = 90°
ε = [tex]A\frac{d(B)}{dt}[/tex]
ε = [tex]A \frac{Bf -Bi}{t}[/tex]
ε = π(1)² x (8-2/2)
ε = 22/7 x 3
ε = 9.42 volts
So, the induced emf in the loop is 9.42 volts.
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