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what is electromagnetic induction?

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Answered by Anonymous
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The process by which changing the magnetic field in the conductor induces current in another conductor is called ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION
Answered by Anonymous
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\underline\bold{E.M.I.:-}



Electromagnetic induction (E.M.I.) is the phenomena opposite to the magnetic effect of current. according to this induced EMF induced current are Step Up in a circuit kept in the varying flux.


The phenomena of inducing EMF or current in a closed circuit or loop as a result of varying magnetic flux linked with it is called as electromagnetic induction or EMI.


\underline{\bold{Origination:-}}



The origin of electromagnetic induction is the Lorentz Force that shift the electron from there position.


\underline{\bold{Expression:-}}


e is used to define Electromagnetic induction.


e is directly proportional to d¢/dt


e = - (d¢/dt)


This negative sign shows the opposing behaviour of emf

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