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Explain the concept of mutual inductance.
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Why is mutual inductance equal?
Answer : Mutual inductance is equal because the inductive effect between two coils (or circuits) is the same whether you're considering the influence of coil 1 on coil 2, or vice versa. In simple terms ... similar properties (such as the same geometry, number of turns, and the same magnetic environment)....

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What is the principle of mutual induction in transformers?

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What would happen if we use DC source instead of AC source in mutual induction?

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What is the difference between self induction and mutual induction?
Answer : Self-induction and mutual induction are both concepts related to electromagnetic induction, but they occur in different situations. Here's how they differ: ### 1. **Self-Induction:** - **Definition: ... changes, while in mutual induction, it's the current of a nearby coil that causes the effect....

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