Induction motor stators have coils of wire placed in the center of the stator core, which form electro-magnets when energized and create magnetic pole fields.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Induction motor stators have coils of wire placed in slots around the periphery of the stator core, not in the center. These coils form electromagnets when energized, creating a rotating magnetic field that induces current in the rotor.

Induction motor stators have coils of wire placed in the center of the stator core, which form electro-magnets when energized and create magnetic pole fields.

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