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In electromagnetic induction, the induced charge in a coil is independent of

A

change in the flux

B

time

C

resistance in the circuite

D

none of the above

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B
We know that `e=(dvarphi)/(dt)`
but e=iR and `i=(dq)/(dt)implies(dq)/(dt) R=dq=(dvarphi)/(R )`
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