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It seems like you're answering a bunch of multi -choice questions on electromagnetism.
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So let's just go through them one by one.
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Question one is asking how lenses law applies to a drop tower.
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In order to answer that question, i think first it's good to understand lenses law.
00:25
And put shortly, lenses law tells us that an induced mechanism.
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Magnetic field will oppose the motion of a moving magnet.
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And so looking at the answer choices, the only one that seems to describe that situation is answer choice c, whereas the cart falls, magnets are used to induce a current, which in turn creates an opposing current and slows down the cart because you have in that case a moving magnet that is inducing a current that opposes the motion of the magnet.
01:05
In problem two, we are asked which of the following causes an induced current in the secondary coil of faraday's ring.
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So if you look up the faraday's ring experiment, you'll see that faraday himself saw that a current was induced when he interrupted the current in the primary coil or the direct coil.
01:39
So i think that the best answer here is d, none of the above, because essentially you would want an alternating current in the direct coil in the primary coil in order for you to see an induced current in the secondary coil.
02:04
For part three, the question is if you have a loop that is in the plane of the page with current running through it so that the magnetic field at the center of the loop is into the page in what direction are electrons flowing.
02:25
So let's go ahead and just draw that.
02:27
So we've got a loop.
02:28
We've got a magnetic field in the center that is in into the page, so that looks like that.
02:34
And we want to know what direction are electrons flowing...