112. A conductor is moved perpendicularly through magnetic field B as represented in the diagram 110. For which two angles between the direction of motion of a wire and a magnetic field can a potential difference be induced across the wire? below. (1) 0° and 45° (2) 0° and 90° (3) 45° and 90° (4) 45° and 180° 111. The diagram below represents a straight conductor between the poles of a permanent Motion magnet. N Conductor- In which direction should the wire be moved to induce a potential difference? (1) toward N (2) toward S (3) toward the top of the page (4) into the page What is being induced in the conductor? (1) potential difference (2) resistance (3) power (4) current

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