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The mutual inductance of two coils (1 and 2) is 48.0 mH.
Find the magnitude of the emf induced in coil 2 if the current in coil 1
is 35.0 A and increasing at 7.00 A/s

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The mutual inductance of two coils (1 and 2) is 48.0 mH.Find the magnitude of the emf induced in coil 2 if the current in coil 1is 35.0 A and increasing at 7.00 A/s