Faraday\'s Law is based on the concept that: stationary magnetic fields will ind
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Question
Faraday's Law is based on the concept that:
stationary magnetic fields will induce a current in a closed loop of wire.
accelerating electric current generates light.
electric current generates a magnetic field.
changing magnetic fields will induce a current in a closed loop of wire.
stationary magnetic fields will induce a current in a closed loop of wire.
accelerating electric current generates light.
electric current generates a magnetic field.
changing magnetic fields will induce a current in a closed loop of wire.
Explanation / Answer
Faradays law states that indcued emf across a conductor is always equivakent to the rate at which magneic flux on the conductor changes
i.e induced emf = - d(phi)/dt
-ve sign appears due to lenz laws
i.e the relaticve motion of a magnet and condcutor will induced emf which in turn incued curreent in the wire
so answer is changing magnetic fields will induce a current in a closed loop of wire.
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