When is an induced current in a coil maximum? - Vidyadip

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When is an induced current in a coil maximum?

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Normally, the induced current in a coil is found to be maximum, when the direction of motion of coil is at right angles to the magnetic field. (There is no unique answer. There are many ways to do it.)

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