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Show Field
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202.1 When you move the magnet towards the coil (as in the diagram), describe what happens
side the coil.
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A current is induced in the coil in the clockwise direction when observed from the
right.
Q2.2 When you move the coil ads the magnet, describe what happens inside the coil. Did
the direction of the moving charges cha
A current is induced in the coil in the clockwise direction when observed from the right. The
direction of charge flow will be in the counter clockwise direction.
Q2.3 When you move the magnet away the coil, describe what happens inside the coil. Did the
direction of the moving charges change?
A current is induced in the coil in the counter clockwise direction when observed
from the right. Yes, the direction of the moving charges will be changed. It will be in
the clockwise direction.
Q2.5 Change the bar magnet strength to 20%. How did the brightness of the lightbulb change?
Why?

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