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I need a little help on a few questions that came up in my physics book..I have an exam soon, so I'm trying to get all the help I can possibly get. 
What is the similarity between a galvanometer and a simple electric motor?
? I'm really stuck on this one.
How can a magnet attract a piece of iron that is not magnetized?
For this one, I think the fact that iron contains magnetic domains (which are atoms with north and south poles) has a lot to do why there is an attraction. Need more clarity though.
How does the electric company use a transformer to moderate your house current?
The answer of this question revolves around the transformers principle, which is when change occurs in the magnetic fields of current-carrying coil of a wire that is intercepted by the second coil of wire, which in the end induces voltage in the second coil.
What I need more clarity on is how the exchange happens.
Thanks.

What is the similarity between a galvanometer and a simple electric motor?
? I'm really stuck on this one.
How can a magnet attract a piece of iron that is not magnetized?
For this one, I think the fact that iron contains magnetic domains (which are atoms with north and south poles) has a lot to do why there is an attraction. Need more clarity though.
How does the electric company use a transformer to moderate your house current?
The answer of this question revolves around the transformers principle, which is when change occurs in the magnetic fields of current-carrying coil of a wire that is intercepted by the second coil of wire, which in the end induces voltage in the second coil.
What I need more clarity on is how the exchange happens.
Thanks.

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