which of the following actions will not increase the electric current induced in a wire?
using a stronger magnet
moving the magnet through the coil at a faster speed
moving the magnet away from the coil
adding more loops of wire to the coil
increasing the magnetic flux

Explanation:

Electromagnetic induction: It is the phenomenon of the production of electromagnetic force across the conductor by changing the magnetic field.

The current can be induced by moving the conductor in the magnetic field. The current can also be induced by changing the magnetic field across the conductor.

The induced current can be increased in the coil by the following ways:

By increasing the strength of the magnet.

By increasing the speed of the magnet through the coil.

By adding more loops of wire to the coil.

By increasing the magnetic flux.

Therefore, "by moving the magnet away from the coil" will not increase the electric current induced in a wire. It will decrease the electric current induced in the wire.

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