For condition 2), I would expect nothing to be induced in all three cases A-C. 1A): I would expect to see an induced signal on the secondary of amplitude 1 and phase A. 1B): I would expect to see an induced signal on the secondary of amplitude 2 (2<1) and phase A. 1C): I would expect to see an induced pulse on the secondary of amplitude C and Phase D. 3A): I would expect to see an induced signal on the secondary of amplitude 1 and phase B. 3B): I would expect to see an induced signal on the secondary of amplitude 2 (2<1) and phase B. 3C): I would expect to see an induced pulse on the secondary of amplitude C and Phase E. Phase A/D is 180 degrees of Phase B/E. You ask good hard questions! Not sure I got any correct (I did not cheat). 
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