a) How does the magnetic flux through the loop changes as the magnet rotates. Is the...

a) How does the magnetic flux through the loop changes as the magnet rotates. Is the flux maximal when the magnet is horizontal or vertical on the screen? Why?

b) How does changing the magnetic flux works to create an emf (potential difference) in the coil, which alternates over time (use the Faraday’s law equation)?

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