Heat is produced in a coil placed in a time-varying magnetic field. If a wire of same material and cross-section is used to form a coil of double the radius, the heat produced per unit time.

becomes eight times

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becomes four times

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becomes double

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remain same

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Solution

The correct option is C becomes double
The heat produced per unit time is becomes double.
Hence, Option $C$ is correct .

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