what's the difference between backward and forward induced emf and current????

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kropot72 · Answer

A back emf arises in an inductance because of the rate of change of current.
Flux cutting the windings of an electric motor causes a back emf.
Polarisation in a primary cell causes a back emf.
Charging of a secondary cell causes a back emf.
A back emf opposes the 'forward' emf from a power source.

anonymous · Answer

at the moment of inserting a magnet into a coil and at the moment of switching on the circuit or increasing the current......is that forward or backward???