gure 6 shows a straight conductor AB AC IB being moved through a uniform magnetic field directed into the paper. Which of the following statements is correct? A The induced conventional curent in the conductor flows from B to A. B The induced emf in the conductor gives Ba higher potential than A Fig 6 Motio

gure 6 shows a straight conductor AB AC IB being moved through a uniform magnetic field directed into the paper. Which of the following statements is correct? A The induced conventional curent in the conductor flows from B to A. B The induced emf in the conductor gives Ba higher potential than A Fig 6 Motio

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Chapter32: Inductance

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