In the diagram at right, switch S is initially closed, and the battery is driving a current counter-clockwise through the top loop. Suppose that the switch is opened at time t1, help open until time t2, and then closed again. Describe the current that will be induced in the bottom loop while all this occurs. O There will be a brief pulse of counter-clockwise current, both when S is opened and when it is closed. O There will be a brief pulse of counter-clockwise current when Sis opened, and then a brief pulse of clockwise current when S is closed. O There will be a steady clockwise current before S is opened, a steady counter-clockwise current while S remains open, and then a steady clockwise current again after S is closed. O There will be a brief pulse of clockwise current, both when S is opened and when it is closed. O There will be a brief pulse of clockwise current when S is opened, and then a brief pulse of counter-clockwise current when S is closed. O There will be no current before S is opened, a steady counter-clockwise current while S is open, and then no current again after S is closed.

In the diagram at right, switch S is initially closed, and the battery is driving a current counter-clockwise through the top loop. Suppose that the switch is opened at time t1, help open until time t2, and then closed again. Describe the current that will be induced in the bottom loop while all this occurs. O There will be a brief pulse of counter-clockwise current, both when S is opened and when it is closed. O There will be a brief pulse of counter-clockwise current when Sis opened, and then a brief pulse of clockwise current when S is closed. O There will be a steady clockwise current before S is opened, a steady counter-clockwise current while S remains open, and then a steady clockwise current again after S is closed. O There will be a brief pulse of clockwise current, both when S is opened and when it is closed. O There will be a brief pulse of clockwise current when S is opened, and then a brief pulse of counter-clockwise current when S is closed. O There will be no current before S is opened, a steady counter-clockwise current while S is open, and then no current again after S is closed.

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Chapter32: Faraday’s Law Of Induction

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