The induced emf is equal to 0.025v. If the outward magnetic flux rises, the current must go counterclockwise. When the flux coupling with a conductor or coil changes, an electromotive force, or EMF.
There are two approaches to get this change in flux: by statically or dynamically inducing emf across a certain area. For instance, the magnetic flux density is lower if fewer magnetic lines cover a large region of cross section. Knowing the magnetic flux also enables us to make an educated guess about the magnitude of the magnetic field in a particular area. The surface integral of the normal component of the magnetic field is used to define the magnetic flux across a surface (B)
e = Pi*r^2(B2 - B1)/t
e = pi*81/4*0.50/130 *10
e = 0.025v
current must be clock wise
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