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Problem 6: In the questions below there are 6 induction processes. The circle with the dot 000000000 000000000 000000Q0E 000000 000 V denotes a magnetic field pointing out of and the circle with the x denotes a magnetic field pointing into the screen. A line represents a conductor, while a bar denotes a sliding conductor. An arrow labeled "v" indicates the direction in which the conductor or sliding conductor is moving. 0000O 000000D00 Oo000 000 (a) (b) ebo00000do opo0000ogo bo0000000O boo0000ooo 000000000O (c) (d) 000000000 Og00000go opoo000odo 000000 00 B decreasing B increasing (f) (e)

Problem 6: In the questions below there are 6 induction processes. The circle with the dot 000000000 000000000 000000Q0E 000000 000 V denotes a magnetic field pointing out of and the circle with the x denotes a magnetic field pointing into the screen. A line represents a conductor, while a bar denotes a sliding conductor. An arrow labeled "v" indicates the direction in which the conductor or sliding conductor is moving. 0000O 000000D00 Oo000 000 (a) (b) ebo00000do opo0000ogo bo0000000O boo0000ooo 000000000O (c) (d) 000000000 Og00000go opoo000odo 000000 00 B decreasing B increasing (f) (e)

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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