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Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction indicates that an induced EMF may be generated in a loop of
wire because of
O a receding magnetic pole from the wire
O any of the reasons mentioned in the answer boxes
variation of current through the wire
an approaching magnetic pole toward the wire

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