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    The induced electric field lines in a conducting ring due to a decreasing external magnetic field are concentric circles causing current to flow in circles within the ring. The induced emf and current were calculated to be 1.75x10-3 V/m and 2.75x10-4 A respectively based on the geometry and rate of change of the magnetic field. If the ring was cut, a potential difference of 1.10x10-3 V would exist between the ends due to the induced emf.

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    The induced electric field lines in a conducting ring due to a decreasing external magnetic field are concentric circles causing current to flow in circles within the ring. The induced emf and current were calculated to be 1.75x10-3 V/m and 2.75x10-4 A respectively based on the geometry and rate of change of the magnetic field. If the ring was cut, a potential difference of 1.10x10-3 V would exist between the ends due to the induced emf.

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    The induced electric field lines in a conducting ring due to a decreasing external magnetic field are concentric circles causing current to flow in circles within the ring. The induced emf and current were calculated to be 1.75x10-3 V/m and 2.75x10-4 A respectively based on the geometry and rate of change of the magnetic field. If the ring was cut, a potential difference of 1.10x10-3 V would exist between the ends due to the induced emf.

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    The induced electric field lines in a conducting ring due to a decreasing external magnetic field are concentric circles causing current to flow in circles within the ring. The induced emf and current were calculated to be 1.75x10-3 V/m and 2.75x10-4 A respectively based on the geometry and rate of change of the magnetic field. If the ring was cut, a potential difference of 1.10x10-3 V would exist between the ends due to the induced emf.

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    29: a) The induced electric field lines are concentric circles since they cause the
    current to flow in circles.
    1 1 dΦ B 1 dB r dB 0.100 m
    b) E = ε= = A = = (0.0350 T s)
    2πr 2πr dt 2πr dt 2 dt 2
    ⇒E =1.75 ×10 −3 V m, in the clockwise direction, since the induced magnetic field
    must reinforce the decreasing external magnetic field.
    ε πr 2 dB π (0.100 m) 2
    c)  I = = = (0.0350 T s) = 2.75 ×10 −4 A.
    R R dt 4.00 Ω
    (2.75 ×10 −4 A )( 4.00 Ω)
    d)  ε = IR = IRTOT 2 = = 5.50 ×10 −4 V.
    2
    e) If the ring was cut and the ends separated slightly, then there would be a potential
    difference between the ends equal to the induced emf:
    dB
    ε = πr 2 = π (0.100 m) 2 (0.0350 T s) = 1.10 × 10 −3 V.
    dt

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