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The strength of an induced electromagnetic field upon a conductor or coil is called:(A) magnetomotive Force(B) electro-mechanical Force(C) electromagnetic Force(D) electrostatic…

The strength of an induced electromagnetic field upon a conductor or coil is called:(A) magnetomotive Force(B) electro-mechanical Force(C) electromagnetic Force(D) electrostatic…
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The strength of an induced electromagnetic field upon a conductor or coil is called:(A) magnetomotive Force(B) electro-mechanical Force(C) electromagnetic Force(D) electrostatic Force

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The strength of an induced electromagnetic field upon a conductor or coil can be said to electromagnetic force.

The electromagnectic force can be siad to be the force of

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