Question:

The total charge, induced in a conducting loop when it is moved in magnetic field depend on

Updated On: Jul 4, 2024
  • the rate of change of magnetic flux
  • initial magnetic flux only
  • the total change in magnetic flux
  • final magnetic flux only
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q=idt=1Rdt=(dϕdt)1Rdt=1Rdϕq=\int idt=\frac{1}{R}\int \in dt=\big(\frac{-d\phi}{dt}\big)\frac{1}{R}\int dt=\frac{1}{R}\int d\phi
Hence total charge induced in the conducting loop
depend upon the total change in magnetic flux.
As the emf or iR depends on rate of change of ϕ\phi,
charge induced depends on change of flux.
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