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Uniform magnetic field B=10T is acting in a region of length L=2m as shown. A squre loop of side `(L)/(2)` enters in it with constant acceleration `alpha=1m//s^(2)`. Resistance per unit length of the square frame is `1Omega//m. At, t=1s

A

induced current in the square frame is clockwise

B

induced current in the frame is 2.5A

C

magnetic froce on the frame is 25N

D

magnetic torque on the frame is zero

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