Physics, 12.07.2021 20:00 Imanilh

A horizontail rod (oriented in the east -west direction) is moved northward at a constant velocity through a magnetic field that points straight down. Make a statement concerning the potential induced across the rod. A) The east end of the rod is at higher potential than the west end.
B) The bottom surface of the rod is at higher potential than the top surface.
C) The top surface of the rod is at higher potential than the bottom surface.
D) The west end of the rod is at higher potential than the east end.
E) The potential is uniform.

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