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The current in a 90mH inductor changes with time as `i=1.0t^2`, where I is in amperes and t is in seconds.

A

the magnitude of the induced emf at t=4.0s is 180 mV

B

the emf zero at time t=3.0s

C

the magnitude of the induced emf at t=4.0s is 360 mV

D

the emf zero at time t=4.0s

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