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A square loop `ACDE` of area `20 cm^2 ` resistance `5Omega` is rotate in as magnetic field `B=2T` through `180^@` (a) in `0.01S` and (b) in `0.02 s`
Find the magnitudes of averasge values of e i and `/_\q` in both the cases.

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