Magnetic flux and induced EMF from a current-carrying wire

[tstar2]

can someone pls help me on a physics question??...i've read my text 2 times and still can't figure this out!...how do you determine the magnetic flux through a loop due to a current "I"??...it's a loop under a wire carring a current...then calculate the induced emf when the current is changing with time according to I=a+bt, a and b are constants...b=10.0A/s h=1cm, w=10cm, l=100cm...then determine the direction of the current in the loop (rectangle)...if anyone can help me with this, it would be greatly appreciated:)...thanks in advance for your help...

 

[turin]

Originally posted by tstar2
...how do you determine the magnetic flux through a loop due to a current "I"??...it's a loop under a wire carring a current...

Find the magnetic field generated by the current (there's probably a formula in your book for the magnetic field do to an infinite straight line of current). Integrate that over the area of the loop. Is the loop a rectangle? That would simplify the integration tremendously.