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Two coils of wire A and B are placed mutually perpendicular as shown in figure.When current is changed in any one coil, will the current. induce in another coil ? Justify
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No; this is because the magnetic field due to current in coil (A or B) will be parallel to the plane of the other coil (A or B). Hence, the magnetic flux linked with the other coil will be zero and so no current will be induced in it.

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