A thin non-conducting ring of mass

PHYSICS · Single correct · AP · Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism · Electromagnetic Induction · Electromagnetic Induction

Problem

A thin non-conducting ring of mass mm, radius aa, and charge qq can rotate freely about its vertical axis. Initially, the ring is at rest in a horizontal position and no magnetic field is present. At t=0t=0, a uniform vertically downward magnetic field is switched on and increases according to B=B0tB=B_0t. Neglect magnetism induced by the rotational motion of the ring. Find the instantaneous power developed by the electric force acting on the ring at t=1 st=1\,\mathrm{s}. (a) 2q2B02a214m\frac{2q^2B_0^2a^2}{14m} (b) q2B02a28m\frac{q^2B_0^2a^2}{8m} (c) 3q2B02a2m\frac{3q^2B_0^2a^2}{m} (d) q2B02a24m\frac{q^2B_0^2a^2}{4m}

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