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Faraday's Experiment

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As we move away from current carrying conductor, the spacing between the magnetic field lines:

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Increases

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Decreases

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C

Remains same

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D

Becomes zero

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Solution

The correct option is A Increases
.As we move away from current carrying conductor, the spacing between the magnetic field lines increases.

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