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What is the direction of current flow in coil X when placed near coil Y?
I'm still trying to figure out what happens when the switch is opened. lol- anonymousZ10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric charge and potential energy
well basically, voltage(potential difference) is equals to work done per unit charge. That means the amount of work done required to move a charge from one point to another point. That why it is called potential DIFFERENCE . To make things easier, there's an equation where V = W/Q. So, if you...- anonymousZ10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the direction of current flow in coil X when placed near coil Y?
i've checked the answer just now, guess what, the right answer is B :D Would you care to help me find the reason why is this I just don't get it- anonymousZ10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the direction of current flow in coil X when placed near coil Y?
1. Homework Statement Based on what I've got, i guess the answer is A. However, I'm not quite sure of myself. From what I can see coil Y has its own magnetic field because current is flowing in that coil. When there's a flow of current there will be a magnetic field around it. Thus, placing...- anonymousZ10
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- Induced
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Question regarding induced e.m.f
Ah ! now i get it. why the L.E.D flashes once. Thanks- anonymousZ10
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Question regarding induced e.m.f
thank you :D- anonymousZ10
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Question regarding induced e.m.f
can we still induced e.m.f in a circuit if we switch on and off the circuit. Well, since induced e.m.f is proportional to the rate of change of magnetic flux. I guess alternating the switches can changes the magnetic flux of a circuit. Please correct me if I'm wrong ^_^ .- anonymousZ10
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