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When a rod of length l is rotated with angular velocity of `omega` in a perpendicular field of induction B , about one end , the emf across its ends is

A

`Bl^(2)omega`

B

`0.5 Bl^(2)omega`

C

`Bl omega`

D

`0.5 Blomega`

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The correct Answer is:
B

Induced e.m.f. `(e) = (d phi)/(dt) = B cdot (dA)/(dt)`
But `dA = pil^(2) and dt=T and T = (2 pi)/(omega)`
`:. e = (B cdot pi l^(2))/((2pi//omega))=1/2 Bl^(2)omega`.
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