Physics, asked by dipti4274, 10 months ago

Figure shows a straight wire placed between the
pole pieces of a magnet. Induced emf will be
developed across the ends of the wire, when it is
moved towards
est
of
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(1) N
(2) s
(3) P
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Answered by archanasatighare
1

Answer:

N and S is the answer for this question

Answered by nirman95
21

Induced EMF will be developed across the ends of the wire when it is moved towards P.

Reason:

  • In order to get induced EMF , there has to be a change in electric flux according to Faraday's Law.

  • Now , the magnetic field lines are directed from N pole to S pole of the magnet (in the figure).

  • So, whenever the wire will be moved towards direction P , it will cut the magnetic field lines resulting in change in magnetic flux.

  • This will cause induced EMF.

Let induced EMF be E ;

 \boxed{ \sf{E =  \dfrac{d \phi}{dt} }}

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