1. Two identical coils A and B having 1000 turns and wound on a common magnetic core. 60 % of the flu of each coil is linked with the other coil. A current of 5A in coil A produced a flux of 0.05X10³ Wb. If the current in coil A changed from +6A to -6A in 0.01 sec, determine the induced EMF in coil B. Also determin the self inductances of each coil and their mutual inductance.

1. Two identical coils A and B having 1000 turns and wound on a common magnetic core. 60 % of the flu of each coil is linked with the other coil. A current of 5A in coil A produced a flux of 0.05X10³ Wb. If the current in coil A changed from +6A to -6A in 0.01 sec, determine the induced EMF in coil B. Also determin the self inductances of each coil and their mutual inductance.

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