what is mutual induction principle?
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Answer / chandrakant
when magnetic field & conductor both are stationary, with
changing in fluxes
in thise condition induction is happen known as mutual
induction
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Answer / mariya anthoni pravin
To give a ac supply in one coil it create magnetic field(flux)
and linking with neighboring coil to develop emf in second coil.
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