Three before-after flux rows show voltage magnitude from change size and polarity from change direction.

Changing flux sets voltage size, while the sign of change sets polarity. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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Small increase gives two volts

Flux goes from 2 Wb to 8 Wb, so change size 6 Wb over 3 s gives 2 V and polarity opposes the increase.

V=∣8−2∣/3=2V=|8 - 2|/3=2
Induced voltage scanBefore and after flux labels feed a checked voltage and polarity.B=1 TA=2 m^2Phi=2 WbB=4 TA=2 m^2Phi=8 WbV=2 Vopposes increase

Larger increase gives four volts

Flux goes from 2 Wb to 14 Wb, so change size 12 Wb over 3 s gives 4 V and polarity opposes the increase.

V=∣14−2∣/3=4V=|14 - 2|/3=4
Induced voltage scanBefore and after flux labels feed a checked voltage and polarity.B=1 TA=2 m^2Phi=2 WbB=7 TA=2 m^2Phi=14 WbV=4 Vopposes increase

Equal-size decrease keeps magnitude and flips polarity

Flux goes from 14 Wb to 2 Wb, so change size 12 Wb over 3 s gives 4 V and polarity opposes the decrease.

V=∣2−14∣/3=4V=|2 - 14|/3=4
Induced voltage scanBefore and after flux labels feed a checked voltage and polarity.B=7 TA=2 m^2Phi=14 WbB=1 TA=2 m^2Phi=2 WbV=4 Vopposes decrease