Physics, asked by ChandanChauhan2856, 1 year ago

Why does alternating current induce a magnetic field?

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Answered by choudhary21

Transformers don't work on DC, they need AC! The term induced, applies to a changing fields. A changingmagnetic field induces (=creates) a changing electrical current in an electric conductor. A changing current induces a changing magnetic fieldaround the conductor.

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