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According to faraday's law, if the rate of flux change quadruples, what happens to the induced voltage? a. it increases by a factor of eight. b. it quadruples. c. it double…

According to faraday's law, if the rate of flux change quadruples, what happens to the induced voltage? a. it increases by a factor of eight. b. it quadruples. c. it double…
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According to faraday's law, if the rate of flux change quadruples, what happens to the induced voltage?

a. it increases by a factor of eight.
b. it quadruples.
c. it doubles.
d. it halves.

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User Pinkesh Darji
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Answer:

E = - dΦ / dt

(b) would be the correct answer

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