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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
A conductor of length 100 cm moves at right angles to a magnetic field of flux density 1.5 Wb/m2 with a velocity of 50 m/s. The induced emf in the conductor will be

 75 V.
 37.5 V.
 150 V.
 50 V.

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

 Lenz
 Fleming
 Maxwell
 Faraday

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
In a lossless medium the intrinsic impedance η = 60π and μr = 1. The relative dielectric constant εr shall be

 1.
 8.
 2.
 4.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Ohm’s law in point from field theory can be expressed as

 J = σE.
 V = IR.
 J = E / σ.
 R = ρ × ( l / A).

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Biot-Savarts law states the relation between magnetic intensity and

 volume current only.
 surface current only.
 filament current only.
 (A), (B), and (D) are all correct.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A circular ring is carrying uniformly distributed charge q and a point charge – Q on the axis of the ring. The magnitude of dipole moment of the charge system is (Assume distance between centre of ring and point charge is d and radius of ring R)

 QR.
 Q√(R2 + d2).
  QD.
 QR2/d.

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