9. What would be the implication if your curled fingers have the same direction with the induced current or emf in the circuit? A. Positive I and EMF C. Negative I and EMF 10. Based on the following statements, which is incorrect about the sign of the induced emf or B. No implication was given D. Both A and B current? I. If the flux is increasing, so II. If the flux is decreasing, is positive, then the induced emf or current is negative a is negative and the induced emf or current is positive * is negative and the induced emf or current is negatives C. II III. If the flux is increasing, А. I 11. Which of the following is a nonconservative field where it does network in moving a charge over a closed path? A. Magnetic field C. Induced emf B. II D. I and II B. Electrostatic electric field D. Induced Electric field

9. What would be the implication if your curled fingers have the same direction with the induced current or emf in the circuit? A. Positive I and EMF C. Negative I and EMF 10. Based on the following statements, which is incorrect about the sign of the induced emf or B. No implication was given D. Both A and B current? I. If the flux is increasing, so II. If the flux is decreasing, is positive, then the induced emf or current is negative a is negative and the induced emf or current is positive * is negative and the induced emf or current is negatives C. II III. If the flux is increasing, А. I 11. Which of the following is a nonconservative field where it does network in moving a charge over a closed path? A. Magnetic field C. Induced emf B. II D. I and II B. Electrostatic electric field D. Induced Electric field

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Chapter20: Induced Voltages And Inductance

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