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Induced Current and Induced emf

Two coils A a...

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{ Two coils }A and }B have mutual inductance }2×10^{-2} henry. }}{ If the current in the primary is }i=5\operatorname{sin}(10π t) then the }}{ maximum value of e.m.f. induced in coil }B is

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