Calculating EMF in Steel Beam Impact Before Landing

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Homework Statement

A 11.2m long steel been is dropped from a height of 9.51m. The horizontal component of the Earth's over the region is 18.5x10^-6T. What's the emf in the beam impact just before the impact with the earth, assuming its long dimension remains in a horizontal plane, oriented perpendicularly to the horizontal component of the Earth's magnetic field?

Homework Equations

e= mag flx/t

The Attempt at a Solution

A= 1/2*b*h
A=1/2 x 11.2 x9.51= 53.36

18.5e-6* 53.26
but there's no time

 

[Redbelly98]

Homework Statement

A 11.2m long steel been is dropped from a height of 9.51m. The horizontal component of the Earth's over the region is 18.5x10^-6T. What's the emf in the beam impact just before the impact with the earth, assuming its long dimension remains in a horizontal plane, oriented perpendicularly to the horizontal component of the Earth's magnetic field?

Homework Equations

e= mag flx/t

The Attempt at a Solution

A= 1/2*b*h
A=1/2 x 11.2 x9.51= 53.36

That would be the area of a triangle, but I fail to see the relevance?

18.5e-6* 53.26
but there's no time

My own hunch is that the electric and magnetic forces on a test charge Q in the beam would have to be equal in magnitude, opposite in direction.

So, what is the magnetic force on a charge Q?