What is Faraday\'s Law? B. If a magnet is moved through a loop it produces a cur

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What is Faraday's Law?



B. If a magnet is moved through a loop it produces a current, but if the loop is moved over the magnet, no current is produced.

C. It is how the potential difference changes over time creating a current in the flux.

D. Any circular motion along the loop produces a current in the magnetic field.

E. A change in the magnetic flux through a closed conducting loop induces voltage in that circuit.

F. Two nested loops create a current parallel to their axes when one is moved relative to the other.

G. If a stationary loop sits for a long time around a magnet, an induced current will be produced in the loop. .

Explanation / Answer

E. A change in the magnetic flux through a closed conducting loop induces voltage in that circuit.

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