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A magnetic field directed into the page changes with time according to `B = (0.0300t^(2) + 1440)T`, where `t` is in seconds. The field has a circular cross section of radius `R = 2.50 cm`. What are the magitude and direction of the electric field at point `P_(1)` when `t = 3.00 s` and `r_(1) = 0.0200 m`?

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`e= oint E.dl =(+d phi)/(dt)`
`E (2pi r)= A.(dB)/(dt)= pi r^(2) xx (d)/(dt) (0.03t^(2) + 1.4)`
`E= (pi r^(2))/(2pi r) xx (0.06t) = (r )/(2) (0.06t)`
`|E|= (0.02)/(2) xx 0.06 xx 3 = 18 xx 10^(-4) N`/columns
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