A current loop lies in a homogeneous magnetic field with value B = 0.30 T with direction into the loop plane. The current loop consists of a conductive rod that moves at a constant speed V = 10 m/s across two parallel, leading rails at a distance L = 1.0m, which are connected at one end (figure below). B L Poor contact between rod and rails gives rise to a constant resistance in the loop 5.02. Calculate the induced current in the current loop. You should get one of the following answers: 0,10 A 0,20 A 0,30 A 0,40 A 0,50 A 0,60 A O A (There is no induced current)