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In which of the following figures, the magnetic flux passing
through the coil (top view) will be maximum?
A
B
D
Magnetic
ield ines
All cases have
the same
Col
magnetic flux.
Normal
30

In which of the following figures, the magnetic flux passing
through the coil (top view) will be minimum?
A
B
D
Magnstc
helč Ines
All cases have
the same
Coil
magnetic flux.
Normal
= 60

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