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Electric Field Due to a Dipole Along the Equatorial Line

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The magnitude fo earth's magnetic field at a place is B0 and the angle of dip is δ. A horixontal conductor of length l lying magnetic north-south moves eastward with a velocity V. The emf induced across the conductor is Options: Zero B0l V sin δ B0l V cos δ B0l V tan δ

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