In Fig. 32-3 the coil on the left is moved to the right toward the stationary magnet
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In Fig. 32-3 the coil on the left is moved to the right toward the stationary magnet at a constant rate.
(a) What is the direction of the bfield in the coil? Explain.
(b) Is that field increasing or decreasing in the coil? Explain.
(c) If there is one, in what direction is the induced magnetic field in the coil? Explain.
(d) What is the direction of the induced current in that coil?
(e) Which terminal has the higher voltage, a or b?
(f) Is the right end of the moving coil a north or a south pole? Explain.
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a To the left the field goes out the north pole of the magnet ...View the full answer
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