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is kirchoff's law applicable for induced emf???

Profile image of Shane Macguire
12 Years agoGrade upto college level
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Profile image of RISHIKA
5 Years ago
MY ANSWER IS NO .
BECAUSE  Kirchhoff's Law is derived by the assumption that the electric field is conservative, while the electric field induced by the change of an magnetic field is not conservative. Here, by U1, the user usualy doesn't mean a line-integral of the electrical field, but instead the terminal voltage
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