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A V-shaped conducting wire is moved with a speed of v in a magnetic field as shown in the fig. Magnetic field is perpendicular to the paper, directed inwards, then

A

`v_(a)=v_(c)`

B

`v_(a)gtv_(c)`

C

`v_(a)gtv_(b)`

D

`v_(c)gtv_(b)`

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