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The magnetic flux through a loop of wire is zero...Can there be an induced current...

The magnetic flux through a loop of wire is zero...

Can there be an induced current in the loop at this instant?

YES


 Part B

 Explain.

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PART (B) Induced emf   

and induced current is    R is resistance.

These two equations shows the answer-

1. Either increasing or decreasing

2. will be no

3. will be

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