GGWP. A light conducting ring is placed on top of an iron core with a wire wrapped around it as shown. When the switch is closed, which ofthe following correctly describes what happens to the ring?+16OA. Jumps upwards in the air.OB. In top view, rotates counterclockwise while still in contact with the solenoid.OC. In top view, rotates clockwise while still in contact with the solenoid.OD. Falls to the side.J

According to Lenz's law when there is change in magnetic flux linked with a coil ,then emf is…

GGWP. A light conducting ring is placed on top of an iron core with a wire wrapped around it as shown. When the switch is closed, which of the following correctly describes what happens to the ring? + J 16 O A. Jumps upwards in the air. OB. In top view, rotates counterclockwise while still in contact with the solenoid. O C. In top view, rotates clockwise while still in contact with the solenoid. O D. Falls to the side.

GGWP. A light conducting ring is placed on top of an iron core with a wire wrapped around it as shown. When the switch is closed, which of the following correctly describes what happens to the ring? + J 16 O A. Jumps upwards in the air. OB. In top view, rotates counterclockwise while still in contact with the solenoid. O C. In top view, rotates clockwise while still in contact with the solenoid. O D. Falls to the side.

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Chapter19: Magnetism

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 63P: Ail electron is moving at a speed of 1.0 104 in/s in a circular path of radius 2.0 cm inside a...

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