Lenz's Law, Right Hand Rule, Induced Current, Electromagnetic Induction - Physics

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what happens if the magnetic field is constant though or if the current is constant?

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this video is wrong, it says emf is the rate of change of magnetic flux, but it is the rate of change of the magnetic flux LINKAGE!!!

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why does the flux decrease when you decrease the current? Won't B increase, and consequently the flux?

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God bless you! Thank you for your explanation it is very helpful, just a simple question for the last example why doesn’t the magnetic field created by the induced current travel in the same direction as that other magnetic field as a result supporting the magnetic field and opposing the change ( why is the magnetic field from the induced current traveling inside next to the wire rather than outside ( same direction as the other magnetic field)?

But what about the magnetic field, outside the coil. If we take the first example, the magnetic field created by the induced emf, would go against the increase in flux inside the coil, but wouldn’t it go with the magnetic field outside the wire. Wouldn’t it increase the field outside the wire, and induce even more current. I think the magnetic field/flux, only affects the inside of the coil, but why is that? Is there a law for that?

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