A conducting rod of mass slides without friction on a pair of horizontal conducting…

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A conducting rod of mass mm slides without friction on a pair of horizontal conducting rails separated by a distance ℓ\ell. The rails are connected through a resistor of resistance RR, and a uniform vertical magnetic field BB fills the region between the rails. At time t=0t=0 the rod is given an initial speed v0v_0 along the rails. Neglecting air resistance, which expression gives the speed v(t)v(t) of the rod at a later time tt? (a) v(t)=v0−B2ℓ2mR tv(t)=v_0-\dfrac{B^{2}\ell^{2}}{mR}\,t (b) v(t)=v0 exp⁡ ⁣[−B2ℓ2mR t]v(t)=v_0\,\exp\!\left[-\dfrac{B^{2}\ell^{2}}{mR}\,t\right] (c) v(t)=v01+B2ℓ2mR tv(t)=\dfrac{v_0}{1+\dfrac{B^{2}\ell^{2}}{mR}\,t} (d) v(t)=v0 exp⁡ ⁣[−BℓmR t]v(t)=v_0\,\exp\!\left[-\dfrac{B\ell}{mR}\,t\right]

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