Northprairieman
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Hi there,
When you have a loop of wire and you move a bar magnet through it, you induce a current in the wire.
What if you were in a room where there was a magnetic field (not moving) that was stronger than the magnetic field produced by the magnet? If you moved the magnet through the loop in the presence of a magnetic field stronger than that generated by the bar magnet, would a current still be induced in the loop?
When you have a loop of wire and you move a bar magnet through it, you induce a current in the wire.
What if you were in a room where there was a magnetic field (not moving) that was stronger than the magnetic field produced by the magnet? If you moved the magnet through the loop in the presence of a magnetic field stronger than that generated by the bar magnet, would a current still be induced in the loop?
