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A circular ring of wire is placed in a time varying magnetic field B=B0t,where B means magnetic field and t means time.It's radius is R.At a distance of 1.732R from the centre a metallic rod of length 2R is fixed about it's end and it can rotate with angular speed  .find the emf induced in the rod when it touches the near end of the ring???
note::the magnetic field is only in the region bounded by the ring and nowhere else outside.
 


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is it zero as i think induced electric field willl be perpendicular to each element of rod.....so induced emf will be zero....
not sure though!
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sorry avdesh100,it is not the answer.

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A circular ring of wire is placed in a time varying magnetic field B=B0t,where B means magnetic field and t means time.It's radius is R.At a distance of 1.732R from the centre a metallic rod of length 2R is fixed about it's end and it can rotate with angular speed  .find the emf induced in the rod when it touches the near end of the ring???
note::the magnetic field is only in the region bounded by the ring and nowhere else outside.

Could you please clear if the rod is rotating and if possible show your question on a diagram . That would make us clear what exactly the question is asking A time varying magnetic field only produces circular electric field and the other end of the rod is out side the ring, If its rotating ( which is not mentioned in the question , It says it can ), I didn't see any reason why the ring should be there and you said the magnetic field is bounded to the circular reason only . Make your question Explicit or let me know the source you will get the complete solution .

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source ...its dc pandey i crossed checked it.....anyways if its challenge then its not worth it if its a dooubt then lemme knw ill post the solution

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29 Dec 2007 22:55:09 IST
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sorry,to say but it's not of that book.
So,u think that u have got the answer then please put it here.
mind my words it is indeed a CHALLENGING question.



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