In self-inductionWhen the current in a coil is increasing, induced emf opposes it
When the current in a coil is decreasing, induced emf supports it
- AA is true, B is false
- BA and B are false
- CA and B are true
- DA is false, B is true
Explanation:
In self-induction,induced emf always opposes when the current in a coil is changing either increasing or decreasing.
So, A is true, B is false because when the current in a coil is increasing or decreasing, induced emf opposes it.
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