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The identical loops of copper and aluminium are moving with the same speed in a magnetic field. Which of the following statements true?

A

Induced emf and induced current are same in both loops

B

Induced emf remains same, induced current changes in both loops

C

Induced emf changes but induced current remains same in both loops

D

Induced emf will be more in aluminium loop

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The correct Answer is:
B

Induced emf in both the loops will be same as `e=(-dphi)/(dt)=B omega sin omega t`
Sicne, B and `omega` are same for both the cases, induced emf will be same.
However, induced current is given by
`I=(e)/(R)`
So, it will depend upon the value of resistance, lower the resistance higher will be the current. Therefore, induced current is different in both the loops.
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