Which describes michael faraday’s work with electricity and magnetism? a. he discovered electromagnetic induction after seeing a compass needle deflected by a flowing electric current. b. he discovered electromagnetism after seeing a compass needle deflected by a flowing electric current. c. he discovered electromagnetic induction after seeing a changing magnetic field generate an electric current. d. he discovered electromagnetism after seeing a changing magnetic field generate an electric current.
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is the emf produced.
is the magnetic flux.
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