A single circular loop of radius lies in a uniform magnetic field perpendicular to…

PHYSICS · Multi-part · A Level · Physics · Fields and their consequences · Fields and their consequences

Problem

A single circular loop of radius 0.090 m0.090\,\text{m} lies in a uniform magnetic field perpendicular to the plane of the loop. The magnetic field varies in time as follows: • From t=0t=0 to t=0.10 st=0.10\,\text{s}, the field increases linearly from 00 to 0.15 T0.15\,\text{T}. • From t=0.10 st=0.10\,\text{s} to t=0.30 st=0.30\,\text{s}, the field remains constant at 0.15 T0.15\,\text{T}. • From t=0.30 st=0.30\,\text{s} to t=0.50 st=0.50\,\text{s}, the field decreases linearly to −0.15 T-0.15\,\text{T}. (a) Calculate the magnitude of the induced emf in the loop during the interval 0.30 s≤t≤0.50 s0.30\,\text{s}\le t\le0.50\,\text{s}. (b) State whether the induced current in this interval is clockwise or counterclockwise when viewed along the field’s original direction.

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