Imagine that we constrain a rectangular loop to move through a square region where the magnetic field is uniform and downward (in the -z direction), as shown below. Assume that outside that region. We can divide the loop’s motion up into five phases: For each of the five phases, which of the following is true? The loop has not yet entered the magnetic field.





A. Current flows clockwise in the loop.

B. Current flows counterclockwise in the loop.

C. Current does not flow in the loop.




C. Current does not flow in the loop.

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A 100 liter water tank is filled to the brim with water when the temperature is 5.00 Water has a coefficient of volume expansion of If the temperature of the water tank is increased to 60.0 what is the volume of water that overflows the tank (ignore the expansion of the tank)?

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