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A super conducing loop having an inductance `L` is kept in a magnetic field which is varying with respect to time. If `phi` is the total flux, `epsilon`=total induced `emf`, then:

A

`phi`=constant

B

I=0

C

`epsi=0`

D

`epsi ne 0`

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