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A rectangular loop of wire measuring 0.5m by 0.5m is lying flat on a table in...

A rectangular loop of wire measuring 0.5m by 0.5m is lying flat on a table in a region of an external B-field (2.0 T) that points directly into the table. You grab this loop of wire and pull it sideways, completely moving it out of the region of the external B-field in 1.5s. While you are pulling it out, an e.m.f. (and a current) is induced in the loop of wire. What is the average magnitude of the e.m.f. generated? What is the direction of the current induced in the loop when looking down from the top? help me how to solve this problem with diagram and explain one possible way to evaluate the answer.

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