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Ok, so if i understand you correctly, the poles are always strongest at the ends of the magnet, as seen in mag field diagrams, any explanation for this? Thanks -Roscoe

No particular context, just curious. I am not sure about the answer which is why i asked Mr. Berkeman. I believe the magnetic field is equally powerful across the entire surface area of the magnet.

Is the magnetic field created by a magnet equally powerful across the entire surface area of the pole?

A cylinder magnet travels through a coil, how do i find the magnetic field in teslas? What variables do i need to know ? What exactly is the magnetic field?

amplitude of the induced electric charge

Farraday's Law states V= -N.flux/time , if this calculates voltage how does one determine amplitude?

So if i understand correctly, the amount of electricity produced in a coil of wires is contingent on the magnetic flux perpendicular to the coil? or does it not matter if the flux is perp?