Three coil rows keep flux change and time fixed while turn count multiplies linkage and voltage.

More turns multiply linkage and induced voltage. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

highlighted = computed this step

One turn links six webers

With 1 turn count, flux change 6 Wb becomes linkage 6 Wb and voltage 2 V over 3 s.

V=(1×6)/3=2V=(1\times6)/3=2
Coil linkageA visible winding sits in changing flux while checked labels close the ledger.changing fluxN=1Delta Phi=6 WbDelta lambda=6 WbV=2 V

Two turns double the linkage

With 2 turn count, flux change 6 Wb becomes linkage 12 Wb and voltage 4 V over 3 s.

V=(2×6)/3=4V=(2\times6)/3=4
Coil linkageA visible winding sits in changing flux while checked labels close the ledger.changing fluxN=2Delta Phi=6 WbDelta lambda=12 WbV=4 V

Three turns triple the voltage

With 3 turn count, flux change 6 Wb becomes linkage 18 Wb and voltage 6 V over 3 s.

V=(3×6)/3=6V=(3\times6)/3=6
Coil linkageA visible winding sits in changing flux while checked labels close the ledger.changing fluxN=3Delta Phi=6 WbDelta lambda=18 WbV=6 V