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The expression `epsilon=(-dphi_B)/dt`
The negative sign indicates the direction of E and current in a closed loop
II. The negative sign indicate that fiux due to current I (because of e) is opposite to change in `phi_B`. Which of the above statements) is/are correct?

A

Both I and II are incorrect

B

I Is correct, II Is incorrect

C

I Is Incorrect, II Is correct

D

Both I and II are correct

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