Determine the current circulating in the loop

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A square loop with resistance 15 ohms is located perpendicular to a time -varying magnetic field; the loop is 8.2 centimeter on a side. The magnetic field is changing with a rate of 3.4 x 10^-1T/s.

a. Find the rate at which the magnetic flux threading the loop changes.

b. Determine the current circulating in the loop.

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