Q8. What if you were to start with the south pole of the bar magnet sitting in the fronthalf of your coil and then rapidly pulled it out?(Answer questions on next page.)a) Is the flux within the coil increasing, decreasing, or remaining constant? Explain.b) What is the direction of Bo within the coil?c) What is the direction Bind within the coil?d) What is the direction of Iind in the coil, when viewed from the front?e) Which way will the needle deflect?Again, use the simulation to verify your prediction. Ifyou were incorrect, re-type thecorrect observations and determine why your prediction was off.

A magnetic field is created by an electric current flowing through a wire.

Q8. What if you were to start with the south pole of the bar magnet sitting in the front half of your coil and then rapidly pulled it out? (Answer questions on next page.) a) Is the flux within the coil increasing, decreasing, or remaining constant? Explain. b) What is the direction of Bo within the coil? c) What is the direction Bịnd within the coil? d) What is the direction of Ijng in the coil, when viewed from the front? e) Which way will the needle deflect? Again, use the simulation to verify your prediction. If you were incorrect, re-type the correct observations and determine why your prediction was off.

Q8. What if you were to start with the south pole of the bar magnet sitting in the front half of your coil and then rapidly pulled it out? (Answer questions on next page.) a) Is the flux within the coil increasing, decreasing, or remaining constant? Explain. b) What is the direction of Bo within the coil? c) What is the direction Bịnd within the coil? d) What is the direction of Ijng in the coil, when viewed from the front? e) Which way will the needle deflect? Again, use the simulation to verify your prediction. If you were incorrect, re-type the correct observations and determine why your prediction was off.

College Physics

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168000

Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

Publisher:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

Chapter23: Electromagnetic Induction, Ac Circuits, And Electrical Technologies

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2CQ: When a magnet is thrust into a coil as in Figure 23.4(a), what is the direction of the louse exerted...

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