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Correct answer: Zero
The EMF around a closed loop equals -d(flux)/dt. In a uniform magnetic field perpendicular to the loop's plane, the flux is B times the loop area. As the rigid triangular loop translates with constant velocity in its own plane, its enclosed area does not change, so the flux is constant and d(flux)/dt = 0. Therefore the net EMF induced in the closed loop abc is zero (the motional EMFs of the individual segments cancel around the loop).