What is the average emf induced in the loop

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A 5 turn loop of wire with a radius of 4cm moves toward a 0.15T magnetic field in a 3 second time interval. What is the average emf induced in the loop? If the loop has a resistance of 5 ohm, what current is generated?

I worked out the current to be I= 5.02 X 10^-5 (which is wrong)

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