Physics, 10.05.2021 22:00, clay373

What principle do Tesla coils use to generate electricity? a.
Electromagnetic induction
c.
Newton’s first law
b.
Kinetic energy
d.
Boyle’s law

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What principle do Tesla coils use to generate electricity? a.
Electromagnetic induction