How is the direction of induced emf related to that of induced current?
AThey are perpendicular
BThey point oppositely
CThey act in same sense
DThey are unrelated
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. They act in same sense
Induced emf drives the induced current, so both act in the same sense around the circuit.
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