When the coil and a bar magnet are placed very close to each other, then the value of their induced e.m.f will be:
Correct answer: D. Zero
- A. Maximum
- B. Positive
- C. Negative
- D. Zero
Explanation
The correct answer based on the given options would be D) zero, assuming the scenario involves the coil and bar magnet being very close but stationary, without any relative motion between them. The the correct answer based on the given options would be D) zero, assuming the scenario involves the coil and bar magnet being very close but stationary, without any relative motion between them.explanation of this question will be added soon!nswer based on the given options would be D) zero, assuming the scenario involves the coil and bar magnet being very close but stationary, without any relative motion between them.explanation of this question will be added soon!
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