Magnetism Q: Speed of Loop in Magnetic Field

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The discussion centers on the physics problem involving a conducting wire loop entering a magnetic field with a constant magnetic induction perpendicular to the loop's plane. Participants emphasize the importance of visualizing the problem through diagrams and suggest that understanding the relationship between the loop's speed and the magnetic field is crucial. The conversation highlights the need for additional information to fully solve the problem, indicating that a clear grasp of electromagnetic principles is essential.

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Homework Statement


a loop of conducting wire approaches a constant magnetic induction into the paper, which is perpendiciular to the plane of the loop. How does the speed at which the loop enters the field compare with the speed at which it approaches the field?


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The Attempt at a Solution


no clue how to solve.
 
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Firstly, no clue at all how to solve? Do you have any attempt so far at this?

Secondly, try draw a diagram to help visualise the problem.

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i have attempted to solve it, but I am missing some information needed to solve it. i already have the diagram with the problem.
 

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