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Electromagnetic Induction @1:40 <--- Why protons group themselves at the top and electrons at the bottom?

at 5:42 - What is Electromotive Force? Why does it make electrons move (make electric current) in one direction?

I don't know what value will I substitute to q, v, & B to get the value of Force... Can you please give simple value of q, v, & B, as well as the solution...

Can this: f = q + v x B be used instead to make it simpler? also can you please give simple value of q, v, & B, as well as the solution...

I know, I just want to give an example of a force.. I don't understand why electrons move that way... If I push a table forward, it will probably move forward (except with some uncommon circumstances)... I can't imagine pushing a table forward and then it moves left, right, or any other direction.

I don't understand why electron moves this way... e.g. A light object (crampled paper) going down until gets hit by the wind will go parallel (at least a few seconds) to the wind direction ... why not with electron?

two arrows inside the wire indicates the direction of electron flow

Suppose that only a single electron can fit in a metal wire is moving downward within the magnetic field, will a single electron still going to move to the direction base on left hand rule? If YES... Why does a single electron move there while the wire is moving down?

What exactly is happening to the electrons inside the wire while it is moving quickly downwards within the Magnetic field? Why do electrons move in one direction if the wire is being push down? I don't care what direction electrons move... I want to know WHY they move in one direction?

<--Why electrons move up if the Magnetic field is Horizontal? at 0:14 <-- the Magnetic field is Horizontal but the electrons are also moving horizontally...

Nevermind, Got the Answer

Image source: at 02:30

Image source: at 02:30