Why no induced current when these coils are stationary?

[Mariah]

These is there no induced current when the coils are stationary relative to each other? Isn't there still current (moving charges) in the the one on the left to cause a current in the one on the right when neither coil is moving?

 

[davenn]

Hi
welcome to PF

These is there no induced current when the coils are stationary relative to each other? Isn't there still current (moving charges) in the the one on the left to cause a current in the one on the right when neither coil is moving?

this almost looks like homework/schoolwork ?
we will guide you, but we won't give direct answers

do you know why a transformer works with AC and not DC ?
if you do, then you know the answer to your above problem
if you don't, then go search google for the answer

think about the magnetic field and what it is doing, rather than the currentDave

 

[berkeman]

These is there no induced current when the coils are stationary relative to each other? Isn't there still current (moving charges) in the the one on the left to cause a current in the one on the right when neither coil is moving?

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