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A square conductind loop, `20.0 cm` on a side placed in the same magnetic field as shown in Fig. 3.195, center of the magnetic field region, where `dB//dt = 0.035 T s^(-1)`.

The potential difference between points `a and b` is

A

(A) `6 V`

B

( b) `0`

C

( c) `10 V`

D

(d) `12 V`

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The correct Answer is:
B

(b) `epsilon_(ab) = (1)/(8)epsilon`, But there is a potential drop of
`V = (IR)/(8) = (epsilon)/(8)`
so the potential difference `epsilon_(ab) - V` is zero.
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