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A generator has 200 turns of wire on a coil of radius 2.00 cm. What rotational speed is necessary to produce an emf of amplitude 4.50 V if the magnetic field in the region of the coil is 0.180 T?

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60.0 rad/s

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16.0 rpm

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100 rpm

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500 rpm

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950 rpm

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