3. You have a rod-shaped magnet, and a coil of wire connected to a voltmeter. Under which of the following circumstances will there be a voltage induced across the coil? Give a brief explanation in each case. a. The magnet is sitting near one end of the coil. The coil axis is then rotated 90 degrees away from the magnet. b. The magnet is sitting near the coil, and the coil is moved quickly away from the magnet. c. The magnet is sitting at rest with its North pole in the middle of the coil.

3. You have a rod-shaped magnet, and a coil of wire connected to a voltmeter. Under which of the following circumstances will there be a voltage induced across the coil? Give a brief explanation in each case. a. The magnet is sitting near one end of the coil. The coil axis is then rotated 90 degrees away from the magnet. b. The magnet is sitting near the coil, and the coil is moved quickly away from the magnet. c. The magnet is sitting at rest with its North pole in the middle of the coil.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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