To explain: If current will be induced in the coil when a magnet is placed inside it and carried across a room.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Generating current through a magnetic field is called
Current will be produced only when the wire coil and the magnet are moving relative to one another. Either the coil is moved through the magnetic field while the magnet is at rest or the magnet is moved through the wire coil when the coil is at rest. Current will not be induced when both are moving together.
Conclusion:
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