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If the speed of a magnet moving inside a coil increases, what happens to the ind

1. If the speed of a magnet moving inside a coil increases, what happens to the induced current in the coil?

 

A faster-moving magnet changes the magnetic flux through the coil more rapidly, and Faraday’s Law says a faster rate of flux change induces a larger current.

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