The iron core of an induction coil is made from bundles of wire so as to

a

minimize eddy-currents

b

generate eddy-current

c

prevent sparking at the contact breaker

d

get the greatest posible secondary voltage

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Bobby312
5 years ago

Wrong, The answer is D. To get the greatest possible secondary voltage

Ref: New School Physics, page 450

MustaphaAremu
4 years ago
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Joe_Akins
2 years ago

By making the core from bundles of wire, the eddy currents are minimized, and the induction coil operates more efficiently. Therefore, the correct option is "minimize eddy-currents."

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