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In the figure shown `AB` is a plastic rod moving with a constant velocity `v`, `W` is an infinite long wire carrying current `I`. The end of the rod which is at higher potential is

A

`A`

B

`B`

C

No emf will br induced in the rod

D

None of the above

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The correct Answer is:
C
As the rod is of plastic so no free eelctrons are present and hence no emf will develop in the rod
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