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Bo cos(wt) 2 (T). o points) A time-varying magnetic flux density in space is given by B A closed rectangle loop with sides a and b is centered at the origin and lies in the r-y plane. Solve steps a)-e) to find the induced emf a) (1o points) Draw a sketch in Cartesian coordinates. Show the loop and magnetic flux density b) (5 points) List the appropriate Maxwell equation to solve this problem c) (5 points) Select a surface of integration and describe it in words and/or provide a sketch. Give the expression for ds. d) (20 points) Set up the integral to solve for the emf, include specific limits of integration.

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