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    Faraday's Law Is the Law That Describes
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Faraday's Law Is the Law That Describes

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Faraday's law is the law that describes


A) electromagnetic induction.
B) the connection between current, voltage, and resistance.
C) the attraction and repulsion of magnetic poles.
D) the force between magnetic poles.
E) all of the above

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