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Find the title of the letter. (A) (ii), 6. Answer any three sections. (B) (ii), (c) (iv), (A) Magnetic flux 0.1 bound by a coil with 100 turns and 3002 resistance 2 (b) electron (c) micro-wave It decreases from 0.6 Weber to 0.4 Weber in seconds. Induced between the ends of the coil Find the value of the potential and the current flowing in it. (To avoid runoff of electrons in Sakipat qq : (A) F = 147, (b) 3.06 ATTER

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