1. For the following 4 diagrams, draw the direction of induced EMF in the wire loop, sitting next to a straight infinite current-carrying wire. For each one, explain your answer using (1) Lenz's law and (2) right hand current rule/corkscrew rule. (a) öl (c) O increasing i decreasing (b) (d) O O i constant decreasing

1. For the following 4 diagrams, draw the direction of induced EMF in the wire loop, sitting next to a straight infinite current-carrying wire. For each one, explain your answer using (1) Lenz's law and (2) right hand current rule/corkscrew rule. (a) öl (c) O increasing i decreasing (b) (d) O O i constant decreasing

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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Problem 81CP: An eight-turn coil is tightly wrapped around the outside of the long solenoid as shown below. The...

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