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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
A conductor of length 1 metre moves at right angles to magnetic field of flux density 1 Wb/m2 with a velocity of 25 m/s. The induced emf in the conductor will be

 100 V.
 25 V.
 75 V.
 50 V.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
An infinite non conducting sheet of charge has σ of 10-7 c/m3. Equipotential surface for a potential of 10 volts is.

  1.77 mm.
 0.88 mm.
 0.
 1.32 mm.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The right hand rule for determining the direction of the induced EMF was introduced by

 Faraday
 Lenz
 Maxwell
 Fleming

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
An electric dipole of moment P is placed in front of a ground sphere. The change induced on the surface of the sphere is (Assume radius of sphere = R and distance from dipole to centre of sphere = d)

 PR/d2.
 Zero.
 PR 2/d3.
 PR/d.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A dipole having a moment p – 3ux - 5uy + 10uz ncm is located at p(1,2,-4) in free space. The V as Q(2,3,4) is

 2.62 V.
 1.26 V.
 1.31 V.
 2.52 V.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Electric field intensity (E) at ant point in an electric field is equal to

 (potential gradient)2.
 (potential gradient)1/3.
 potential gradient.
 (potential gradient)1/2.

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