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A rectangular loop of wire is placed in a uniform magnetic field B acting normally to the plane of the loop. If a man attempt to pull it out ofthefield with velocityv as shown in figure-5.338, calculate the power required for this purpose.if resistance of loop is R.

A

Bil.v

B

`(B^2l^2v^2)/R`

C

`(Bl^2v^2)/R`

D

`(Bvl)/R`

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