The next picture shows two coils ,when the switch in circuit 1 opened the current decreased from 1A to zero during 0.2 S.at same time the indicator in circuit 2 deflected. 1) use lenz law to determine the direction of induced current in circuit 2. Coil 1 Coil 2 2) Calculate the induced potential difference in circuit 2,use M =0.2H

The next picture shows two coils ,when the switch in circuit 1 opened the current decreased from 1A to zero during 0.2 S.at same time the indicator in circuit 2 deflected. 1) use lenz law to determine the direction of induced current in circuit 2. Coil 1 Coil 2 2) Calculate the induced potential difference in circuit 2,use M =0.2H

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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