1. Who was the physicist who proposed electromagnetic induction and where did he get the idea from? 2. What is electromagnetic induction? 3. What is the difference between electromagnetism and electromagnetic induction? 4. What is Faraday's Law of Induction? 5. What is the use of a galvanometer? 6. What are the factors leading to the increased current in the coil? 7. a. What happens to the galvanometer needle when the pole of the magnet being thrust into the coil is reversed? b. What does the direction of the deflection of the galvanometer needle indicates? 8. What is Fleming's Right Hand Rule? 9. What is Lenz's Law? Explain. 10. How is Lenz's law applied to the Law of Conservation of Energy?

1. Who was the physicist who proposed electromagnetic induction and where did he get the idea from? 2. What is electromagnetic induction? 3. What is the difference between electromagnetism and electromagnetic induction? 4. What is Faraday's Law of Induction? 5. What is the use of a galvanometer? 6. What are the factors leading to the increased current in the coil? 7. a. What happens to the galvanometer needle when the pole of the magnet being thrust into the coil is reversed? b. What does the direction of the deflection of the galvanometer needle indicates? 8. What is Fleming's Right Hand Rule? 9. What is Lenz's Law? Explain. 10. How is Lenz's law applied to the Law of Conservation of Energy?

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter25: Electromagnetic Induction

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