Any magnetic flux produced in one coil that doesn't link with a second coil sharing the same magnetic circuit is termed
A) redundant flux
B) leakage flux
C) fringing

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Leakage flux refers to the magnetic flux that does not link with the second coil in the same magnetic circuit and instead flows through the surrounding air or other material. Redundant flux is not a commonly used term in this context and fringing refers to the spreading of the magnetic field at the edges of the magnets, which may or may not result in leakage flux.

Any Magnetic Flux Produced in One Coil That Doesn't Link