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this time the loop has constant area 0.700 m^2, and the magnetic field has constant strength 0.430 t. this time we re going to achieve an induced voltage 0.315 v by rotating the loop through a 90 degree angle. how much time must it take for the loop to complete this 90 degree turn?

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Final answer:

The induced emf will be zero, and no time is required for the loop to complete the 90 degree turn.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the time it takes for the loop to complete a 90 degree turn, we can use the equation ΔΦ = ΑΒΔ(cos θ).

Since the area of the loop (A) and the magnetic field strength (B) are constant, we can rewrite the equation as ΔΦ = ABΔ(cos 90).

Since cos 90 = 0, we have ΔΦ = 0.

Therefore, the induced emf will be zero, and no time is required for the loop to complete the 90 degree turn.

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