Finding current using in a loop

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The discussion focuses on the calculation of current using the derivative of current with respect to time, specifically the expression dI/dt. The user is attempting to understand why the flux is multiplied by dI/dt, leading to a result of 100 S/s. They confirm that using I=100t during differentiation yields the correct result of 100 A/s, affirming their understanding of the relationship between current and time in this context.

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NOT ASKING FOR ANSWER JUST EXPLANATION, IM REDOING THIS QUESTION FOR FINALS, I HAD PROBLEM WITH THIS BEFORE, BUT FORGOT TO NOTE DOWN WHY...

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well i have done this, and was looking over it and not sure why they multiply flux by:dI/dt

can some one clear this up for me
EDIT: is it b/c after doing that we get dI/dt = 100S/s. i think it is, just want to make sure b/c when i did it i use of 100A/s as--> (100A/s)t...t--> time and did it and got correct answer
 
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i think i got it can some one make sure
 
yeah you reasoning is correct. if you use I=100t when you derive you will get 100, which is same as 100A/s.
 

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