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Standard XII
Physics
Using Lenz's Law
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Prove that induced charge does not depend upon the rate of change of magnetic field .
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Let us consider f is the magnetic flux.
So,
We know that,
Induced Emf is
E
=
−
d
f
d
t
Since Current
I
=
E
R
=
−
d
f
d
t
R
.
.
.
.
Where R is the resistance
Now,
I
=
d
q
d
t
.
.
.
.2
Where q is the charge.
By equating the equation 1 and2 then we get,
−
d
f
d
t
R
=
d
q
d
t
Elemenating
d
t
in both sides then we get,
d
q
=
−
d
f
R
Thus, We can say that induced charge does not depend on the rate of flux.
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