4. possible emf when the loop is placed in a time-varying magnetic field. You investigate the three loop geometries in Figure A: a long, thin rectangle; a square; and a circle. Which one will give the largest emf? 1 mm DO Figure A

4. possible emf when the loop is placed in a time-varying magnetic field. You investigate the three loop geometries in Figure A: a long, thin rectangle; a square; and a circle. Which one will give the largest emf? 1 mm DO Figure A

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