A bar magnet is being withdrawn from one end of a solenoid, as shown below. Because of electromagnetic induction, current is flowing in the solenoid. (a) In which direction (right or left) does the magnetic field due to the magnet point through the loops of the solenoid? Briefly explain the reasoning for your answer. (b) Is the magnetic flux through the solenoid increasing or decreasing? Briefly explain the reasoning for your answer. (c) In which direction (right or left) does the induced magnetic field point inside the solenoid? Briefly explain the reasoning for your answer. (d) In which direction (up or down) does the induced current flow at point P in the figure? Briefly explain the reasoning for your answer. Direction of motion P

A bar magnet is being withdrawn from one end of a solenoid, as shown below. Because of electromagnetic induction, current is flowing in the solenoid. (a) In which direction (right or left) does the magnetic field due to the magnet point through the loops of the solenoid? Briefly explain the reasoning for your answer. (b) Is the magnetic flux through the solenoid increasing or decreasing? Briefly explain the reasoning for your answer. (c) In which direction (right or left) does the induced magnetic field point inside the solenoid? Briefly explain the reasoning for your answer. (d) In which direction (up or down) does the induced current flow at point P in the figure? Briefly explain the reasoning for your answer. Direction of motion P

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

5th Edition

ISBN:9781133104261

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter23: Faraday’s Law And Inductance

Section23.7: Energy Stored In A Magnetic Field

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