E = dB/dt (L/2)[R^2-(L/2)^2]^(1/2)
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更新1:
Do you mean: If we consider the loop of the triangle, the magnetic field lines will not cut the opposite sides of the triangle if the field is increasing or decreasing. It is because the field lines will only move along the radii (the opposite sides of the triangle) when the field is changing.
更新2:
Then, the induced emf in the loop will only be that induced in the rod. In this way, we can apply faraday's law to the area of the loop.