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What will be the Mutual Inductance if two coils are perpendicular and away from each other ?

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Mutual Inductance will be zero.
Explatation: As the coils are perpendicular and away from each other the magnetic flux produced in one coil will not cross to the other. as a result there will zero mutual inductance.

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