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The property of a conductor or coil which causes a voltage to be developed across its terminals when the number of magnetic lines of force in the circuit or coil is changed is:

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The property of a conductor or coil which causes a voltage to be developed across its terminals when the number of magnetic lines of force in the circuit or coil is changed is:

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Electromagnetic induction – what happens when a changing magnetic field cuts through a conductor or coil • Difference between storing energy in an electric field vs storing energy in a magnetic field • Basic definitions of capacitance, inductance, and conductance

💭 Think About

• Which component is directly associated with a changing magnetic field producing a voltage? • Which property is about storing charge between plates, and which is about opposition to change in current? • If the magnetic lines of force through a coil suddenly change, which property tells you how much voltage will be induced?

✅ Before You Answer

• Match the phrase "changing magnetic lines of force" with the correct electrical property • Eliminate the option that deals with electric field between two plates (not magnetic field) • Eliminate the option that describes ease of current flow (similar to conductivity), which is not about induced voltage from changing magnetism