quantities increase except fora.) the speed of the bar.b.) the strength of the magnetic field.c.) the distance between the two conducting rods.d.) the resistance of the resistor.e.) All of the above increase the current generated by the apparatus; thereare no exceptions.3.) The resistance of an RLC circuit is doubled. What is true about the resonant frequency of thecircuit?W。こLCa.) The resonant frequency is doubled.b.) The resonant frequency is halved.c.) The resonant frequency is quadrupled.d.) The resonant frequency is reduced by a factor of 1/4th.e.) The resonant frequency is independent of resistance and therefore remains the same.4.) At high frequencies, the reactances of an inductor and capacitor areN low

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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