Several exam questions I got stuck on

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The discussion revolves around confusion regarding answers to specific physics exam questions. One participant questions why the answer is A instead of C when applying Fleming's left-hand rule. Another participant discusses the resolution of forces in a centripetal motion scenario, concluding that the correct answer is D, despite initial calculations suggesting otherwise. Additionally, there is a focus on electromagnetic induction, specifically how to determine induced EMF using the formula for flux change. The conversation emphasizes the need to analyze forces and electromagnetic principles carefully to arrive at the correct answers.
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2) I am unsure why the answer is A.. I thought the answer would be C ( by using flemings left hand rule)

5) If we resolve forces, we get R - mg = mv^2/r , so R = mg + mv^2/r but this isn't the correct answer.. (the correct answer is D)

6) I know when lines of flux are cut, an EMF and therefore a current is induced but how do I get the answer?

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2 Use d F = i d L x B on any segment dL around the coil but concentrate on the top, bottom & sides.

5. Consider force on the car due to gravity and force required by centripetal motion. How much does the bridge have to push against the car after you've done that?

6. Apply emf = - d(phi)/dt for all four possibilities. What is the sign of phi on coil X before any action is taken?
 
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