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The length of a conductor linking a magnetic field is 0.060m, and the flux density of the field is 0.040 N/Am
The conductor is moving down through the flux with a velocity of 1.5 m/s. What is the induced emf?

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The induced emf is demonstrated. The flux density of a conductor is calculated.

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The induced EMF is given by:

emf = V * B * L were v = ...

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