the induced voltage is the rate of change in the magneticfield with respect to time. A rapid change in the flux induces a high voltage. Similarly, a slowchange in the flux produces a low induced voltage.What HaveI Learned So Far?1. What is the effect of increasing the number of loops to the magnitude of the inducedEMF?2. What will happen to the magnitude of the induced EMF if the number of loops will bedecreased?3. How does making the magnetic flux faster affect the magnitude of the induced EMF?How about when make the magnetic flux slower?youMathematically, Faraday's law is stated as follows:ДФEMF = NAAtf loons of the

What is the effect of increasing the number of loops to the magnitude of the induced EMF? What will happen to the magnitude of the induced EMF if the number of loops will be decreased? How does making the magnetic flux faster affect the magnitude of the induced EMF? How about when you make the magnetic flux slower?

What is the effect of increasing the number of loops to the magnitude of the induced EMF? What will happen to the magnitude of the induced EMF if the number of loops will be decreased? How does making the magnetic flux faster affect the magnitude of the induced EMF? How about when you make the magnetic flux slower?

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