A coil with 3300 turns and radius 5 cm is connected to an
oscilloscope (see figure below). You move a bar magnet toward the
coil along the coil's axis, moving from 39 cm away to 27 cm away in
0.2 s. The bar magnet has a magnetic moment of 0.8
A·m2.

(a) What is the approximate magnitude of the signal observed on the
oscilloscope? (Calculate the average emf.)
mV
(b) What approximations or simplifying assumptions did you make?
(Select all that apply.)

| B is constant at the plane of the coil throughout the process. |
| We calculated the instantaneous emf at the halfway point in the bar magnet's motion. |
B is uniform across the plane of the coil.![]() |

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