why does a battery with magnet attcahed to it moves in a copper coil
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Since using a battery assuming that it's a toy
On both end of battery magnets are placed both magnets are slightly larger in diameter to battery, when inserting in to copper coil a circuit is completed through contacts of both magnets , a current flow in the coil create a magnetic field according to motor law of motion permanent magnet and attached battery move in one
On both end of battery magnets are placed both magnets are slightly larger in diameter to battery, when inserting in to copper coil a circuit is completed through contacts of both magnets , a current flow in the coil create a magnetic field according to motor law of motion permanent magnet and attached battery move in one
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