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A coil of wire (8.008 cm2 area) can generate a voltage difference when rotated in a magnetic field. If a 716 turn coil is rotated at 503 Hz in a B field of 0 T, what is the maximum voltage created ?

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The voltage induced in a coil when the magnetic flux varies with time is given by Faraday's Law of Induction:


V_(induced)=-(d)/(dt)\Phi

Since the field is always zero (B = 0T), then the magnetic flux on the coil is always 0, then:


V_(induced)=-(d)/(dt)(0)=0

Therefore, the maximum voltage created is 0.

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