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Faraday's Law

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in faraday's experiment if instead of moving the magnet towards the coil we move the coil towards the magnet,will there be any induced current? justify your answer.compare the 2 cases

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Solution

When we move coil towards the magnet, flux through the coil changes, so an emf is induced in the coil, therefore, there will an induced current.

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