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A rod AB of length L is placed in a cylindrical region time varying magnetic field as shown in figure-5.360 , with the rate of increasing magnetic induction C T/s. find the potential difference across ends of rod due to induced electric field in the region.

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    A
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    A
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    B
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    C
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