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The distance between the extremities of the two wings of an aeroplane is 30m. It is flying horizontally with a velocity of `1080km .h^(-1)`. The vertical component of earth's magnetic field in that region is `4.5xx10^(-5)T`. Find the emf induced across the extremities of the two wings.

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