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Find the `emf` across the points `P` and `Q` which are diametrically opposite points of a semicircular closed loop moving in a magnetic field as shown.Also draw the electrical equivalent circuit of each branch.

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here `barv||barl`
so `emf=barl (barvxxbarB)=0`
Induced `emf=0`
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