The circular solenoid drawn to the right has a radthe circular solenoid drawn to the right has a radius r = 8cm. a square loop of wire with 1 turn and normal parallel to the axis of the solenoid is inside the solenoid. the length of one side of the square loop is ? = 4cm. the solenoid is wound with n = 175 turns of over a length 25cm. the solenoid is connected to a resistor and therefore the current in the solenoid is decreasing according to the function isol = i0e ? t/? where i0 = 0.25a and ? = 75s. the system is drawn to the right. the magnetic field in the solenoid points out of the page as drawn. calculate the emf around the square loop (dark square) at t = 0. select one of the following:
(a) |emf| = 1.1 × 10? 9v
(b) |emf| = 4.7 × 10? 9v
(c) |emf| = 3.5 × 10? 7v
(d) |emf| = 8.8 × 10? 6v
(e) |emf| = 1.2 × 10? 5v

the higher the current the higher the mag field around it the higher the influence on the compass

d) physical means can be used to separate the components of air.

what is the actual question though?

this is an example of "committed" time.

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