Concept:Mutual induction causes an emf in the secondary coil when the primary current changes with time.
Explanation:The instantaneous primary current is alternating, so we write it as
I=I0sinωtThe induced emf in the secondary coil is given by
e=−MdtdIFor a sinusoidal current, the peak value of this induced emf becomes
e0=MωI0Here, the peak current is
I0=π2 AThe coefficient of mutual inductance is
M=1 HAnd the frequency of the AC is
f=50 HzSo the angular frequency is
ω=2πf=2π×50=100π rad/sSubstituting these values:
e0=1×100π×π2e0=200 VThus, the peak emf induced in the secondary coil is
200 V.
Answer:200 VCorrect option: D.