Below are two situations where a conducting loop is falling in a region of a perpendicular magnetic field. Situation A H • B₁ Situation B ● ↓: 19. The induced electron flow in Situation A would be The induced electron flow in Situation B would be The statement above is best completed by the answers in row: il BL

Below are two situations where a conducting loop is falling in a region of a perpendicular magnetic field. Situation A H • B₁ Situation B ● ↓: 19. The induced electron flow in Situation A would be The induced electron flow in Situation B would be The statement above is best completed by the answers in row: il BL

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter10: Atomic Physics

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