1. Strength of the magnetic field: The stronger the magnetic field, the higher the induced current.
2. Velocity of the motion: The faster the motion of the conductor through the magnetic field, the higher the induced current.
3. Angle of the motion: The orientation of the conductor with respect to the magnetic field affects the magnitude of the induced current.
4. Length of the conductor: A longer conductor will result in a higher induced current.
5. Resistance of the conductor: Higher resistance in the conductor will result in a lower induced current.
6. Number of turns in the coil: More turns in the coil will increase the induced current.
7. Area of the coil: Larger coil area will result in a higher induced current.
8. Magnetic permeability of the material: The material of the conductor can affect the magnitude of the induced current.
What factors influence the direction and magnitude of the induced current
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