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The magnetic flux through Circuit of resistance R chages by an amount `Deltapsi` in a time `Delta t`. Then the total quqntity in the circuit during thime `Deltat` is respresented by

A

`Q=(Deltaphi)/R`

B

`Q=(Deltaphi)/(Deltat)`

C

`Q=R.(Deltaphi)/(Deltat) `

D

`Q=1/R. (Deltaphi)/(Delta t)`

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The correct Answer is:
A
`I=e/R=I/R((Deltaphi)/(Deltat))=(DeltaQ)/(Deltat) rArr Q = (Deltaphi)/R`
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