Why does inductive current only occur when the magnetic field changes?

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totorialman2020-02-16 20:16:10

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totorialman, 2020-02-16 20:16:10

Why does inductive current only occur when the magnetic field changes?

Can you tell me more about this. I can't find anything specific on the internet. I'm probably looking bad

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Vladimir Korotenko, 2020-02-16
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Life analogy. Run your hand over the water, the water will start moving. The faster you move, the more speed.
Everything within the school physics course for grade 7

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