As shown in the figure, a conducting rod...

As shown in the figure, a conducting rod of length I, mass m and resistance R falls through a magnetic field `vecB` in a plane perpendicular to plane of figure. Find terminal velocity of rod.

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`v_t=(mgR)/(B^2l^2)`

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