Two coil $A$ and $B$ have coefficient of mutual inductance $M = 2H$. The magnetic flux passing through coil $A$ changes by $4$ Weber in $10$ seconds due to the change in current in $B$. Then

  • A

    change in current in $B$ in this time interval is $0.5A$

  • B

    the change in current in $B$ in this time interval is $2A$

  • C

    the change in current in $B$ in this time interval is $8A$

  • D

    a change in current of $1A$ in coil $A$ will produce a change in flux passing through $B$ by $4$ Weber.

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