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The direction of induced e.m.f. during electromagnetic induction is given by

A

Faraday's law

B

Lenz's law

C

Maxwell's law

D

Ampere's law

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  • The direction of induced emf during electromagnetic induction is given by

    A
    Fareday's law.
    B
    Lenz's.
    C
    Maxwell's law.
    D
    Ampere's law.
  • The magnitude of induced emf during electromagnetic induction, is directly proportional to

    A
    electric flux
    B
    rate of change of magnetic flux
    C
    magnetic field
    D
    electric field
  • The direction of the induced e.m.f. is determined by

    A
    Fleming's left hand rule
    B
    Fleming's right hand rule
    C
    Maxwell's right hand screw rule
    D
    Ampere's rule of swimming
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