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Show that, if the flux of magnetic induction through a coil changes from `phi_1` to `phi_2` , then the charge q that flows through the circuit of total resistance R is given by `q = (phi_2+phi_1)/R`

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We know that, Induced emf,`E = (phi_2 -phi_1)/(t) implies IR = (phi_2-phi_1)/(t)`
`implies q/t xx R = (phi_2-phi_1)/(t)implies q =(phi_2-phi_1)/R`
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