Physics, asked by akanksha7a, 6 months ago

coil of insulated copper wire is connected to a galvanometer. What would happen, if a strong bar

magnet is

a pushed towards and away from coil

b held stationary inside the coil

c both coil and magnet move right side with same speed

please help quickly​

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Answered by iniyamukil
0

Answer:

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Answered by nehasara11
0

Answer:

A. If it's pushed in then a deflection can be observed in the galvanometer in one direction, which means that a current was induced. When it's pushed away ,the deflection can be observed in the direction opp to when it was pushed inside.

B. When it is held stationary no deflection will be observed as there is no force and hence no current is induced

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