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Electromagnetic induction occurs when: A) electromagnets are induced in a wire. B) electrons are induced in a magnet by a moving wire. C) current is induced in a wire by a movin…

Electromagnetic induction occurs when: A) electromagnets are induced in a wire. B) electrons are induced in a magnet by a moving wire. C) current is induced in a wire by a movin…
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Electromagnetic induction occurs when:

A) electromagnets are induced in a wire.
B) electrons are induced in a magnet by a moving wire.
C) current is induced in a wire by a moving magnet.
D) a magnetic field is induced into a coil of wire by a magnet.

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It occurs when a magnetic field is induced into a coil of wire by a magnet.

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