The direction of induced current is given by MCQ with Answer and Explanation

The direction of induced current is given by
A. Fleming's right hand rule
B. Ampere's rule
C. Fleming's left hand rule
D. Ohm's law
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKExamLibrary)
Right hand rule for generators (induced current). Left hand rule for motors (force).

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