A coil of insulated copper wire is connected to a galvanometer. what will happen if 1 the bar magnet is pushed inside the coil 2 withdrawn from the coil 3 held stationary in the coil
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1) needle is displaced in a certain direction
2) needle is displaced in the opposite direction to the first case
3) There is no displacement in the needle
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- When you pushed the bar magnet inside the coil it lead to the production of induced current(process called electromagnetic induction) in the coil and galvanometer shows deflection.
- when you withdraw the coil again induced current is produced due to change in magnetic flux now this time the deflection of the galvanometer is in reverse direction.
- No induced current is produced because when you held it stationary lead to no change in magnetic flux and it cause no deflection in galvanometer.
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