1. Pickup Coil Por Fonday's Testovagnac Lab (207) Fas Opton Hrup Bar Magnet Pickup Coil Electromagnet S CHEMI IMPRI METAPRE SC WIRE A MIKSI WINCHIN HENRI Bar Magnet- R 5 Pickup Coll inican Q2.1 When you move the magnet towards the coil (as in the diagram), describe what happens inside the coil. anima Show Field The Compass Q2.2 When you move the coil towards the magnet, describe what happens inside the coil. Did the direction of the moving charges change? Laps 243 Love free Q2.3 When you move the magnet away the coil, describe what happens inside the coil. Did the direction of the moving charges change? Int Show Electrons MENE OP 50 Hee EN STE TIEN Raset A teic ERATION SAN LAURENT TER PSPRETINER ON TET y PENE y 100 DOWN DESER

1. Pickup Coil Por Fonday's Testovagnac Lab (207) Fas Opton Hrup Bar Magnet Pickup Coil Electromagnet S CHEMI IMPRI METAPRE SC WIRE A MIKSI WINCHIN HENRI Bar Magnet- R 5 Pickup Coll inican Q2.1 When you move the magnet towards the coil (as in the diagram), describe what happens inside the coil. anima Show Field The Compass Q2.2 When you move the coil towards the magnet, describe what happens inside the coil. Did the direction of the moving charges change? Laps 243 Love free Q2.3 When you move the magnet away the coil, describe what happens inside the coil. Did the direction of the moving charges change? Int Show Electrons MENE OP 50 Hee EN STE TIEN Raset A teic ERATION SAN LAURENT TER PSPRETINER ON TET y PENE y 100 DOWN DESER

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter25: Electromagnetic Induction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 71A

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