Two identical conducting bars of length 56.6 cm can be moved across two parallel conducting wires. The bars can bemoved either to the left or right with the speeds v₁ and v₂. The top wire has a resistor with a resistance of 3.2 andthe bottom wire has an ammeter (a device used to measure the current). The ammeter has neglibible resistance andreports a positive current if the current flows through it to the right. A uniform magnetic field exists everywhere withstrength B either pointing into or out of the page.B or ORLV₁AV21) Scenerio 1: The right bar is held at rest and the left bar is moved to the right at a constant speed of v₁ = 4.1 m/s. Themagnetic field is into the page with a strength of 6.2 T.What is the EMF induced in the left bar? A positive value means the top of the bar is at a higher potential than thebottom of the bar.V SubmitYou currently have 0 submissions for this question. Only 10 submission are allowed.You can make 10 more submissions for this question.2) What is the current measured by the ammeter for scenerio 1?A SubmitYou currently have 0 submissions for this question. Only 10 submission are allowed.You can make 10 more submissions for this question.

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Two identical conducting bars of length 56.6 cm can be moved across two parallel conducting wires. The bars can be moved either to the left or right with the speeds v₁ and v₂. The top wire has a resistor with a resistance of 3.2 2 and the bottom wire has an ammeter (a device used to measure the current). The ammeter has neglibible resistance and reports a positive current if the current flows through it to the right. A uniform magnetic field exists everywhere with strength B either pointing into or out of the page.

Two identical conducting bars of length 56.6 cm can be moved across two parallel conducting wires. The bars can be moved either to the left or right with the speeds v₁ and v₂. The top wire has a resistor with a resistance of 3.2 2 and the bottom wire has an ammeter (a device used to measure the current). The ammeter has neglibible resistance and reports a positive current if the current flows through it to the right. A uniform magnetic field exists everywhere with strength B either pointing into or out of the page.