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Two coils of self inductance L_1 and L_2 are placed near each other so that the total flux in one coil is partially linked with the other. Their mutual inductance (M) will be given by

A

`M=L_1L_2`

B

`M=√(L_1L_2)`

C

`Mgtsqrt(L_1L_2)`

D

`Mltsqrt(L_1L_2)`

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