Difference between induced voltage and generated voltage.

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Induced voltage and generated voltage differ primarily in their sources. Induced voltage arises from electromagnetic induction, as seen in rotating generators, where Faraday's law applies. In contrast, generated voltage in batteries results from chemical reactions rather than electromagnetic processes. This distinction highlights the different mechanisms behind voltage production in electrical systems. Understanding these differences is crucial for applications in electrical engineering and physics.
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please elaborate their difference in your own word.. thanks!

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I think they are same in case of rotating generators because the fundamental law there is Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction but in battery it is not true. Here voltage is generated from chemical reaction.
 
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