If the magnetic field linked with an open circuit is changing, then the induced current in the circuit will be zero

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Solution

The correct option is A True
In an open circuit, an emf is induced across its ends.
Then if a magnetic field linked with an open circuit is changing, then there will be no induced current.
So if the magnetic field linked with an open circuit is changing, then the induced current in the circuit will be zero.
Thus the given statement is true.

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