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A conducting bar is slid at a constant velocity v along two conducting rods. The rods ar seprated by a distance l and connected across a resistor R. The entire apparatus is placed in an external magnetic field B directed into the page

Which of the following represents the current i generated by the apparantus?

A

B

C

D

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A
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