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A sliding rod AB of resistance R is shown in the figure. Here magnetic field B is constant and is out of the paper. Parallel wires have no resistance and the rod is moving with constant velocity v. The current in the sliding rod AB when switch S is closed at time t=0 is

A

`(vBd)/(R)e^(-t//C)`

B

`(vBd)/(R)e^(-t//RC)`

C

`(vBd)/(R)e^(tRC)`

D

`(vBd)/(R)e^(t//RC)`

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The correct Answer is:
B
Here magnetic field `vec(B)` is constant and is out of paper.
When the sliding rod AB moves with a velocity v in the direction shown in the figure, he induced current in AB is from A to B.

As the switch S is closed at time t=0, the capacitor gets charged.
If q is the charge on the capacitor then, `I=(dq)/(dt)=(Bdv)/(R)-(q)/(RC)or (q)/(RC)+(dq)/(dt)=(Bdv)/(R)`
or `q=vBdC+A e^(-t//RC)" " ("where A is contant") .....(i)`
At `t=0,q=0`
`:. =-vBdC`
From (i) `q=vBdC[1-e^(-t//RC)]`
`I=(dq)/(dt)=vBdCx(1)/(RC)e^(-t//RC)=(vBd)/(R)`
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