4. What device was used in conducting various experiments such as with magnetically induced emf by Faraday? A. Voltmeter B. Ohmmeter C. Ammeter D. Galvanometer 5. "Moving the magnet toward or away from the coil." “Moving a current carrying coil toward or away from the coil." Based from these actions, what do they have in common? A. All these actions do induce a current in a coil B. All these actions were supported by stationary motion C. All these actions are in a closed circuit D. All these actions used magnets to move the galvanometer to another place. 6. Faraday's law of induction, the induced emf is proportional to the_ through the coil. A. Type of metal coil _of magnetic flux B. Color of the coil C. Quantity of magnets D. Rate of change

4. What device was used in conducting various experiments such as with magnetically induced emf by Faraday? A. Voltmeter B. Ohmmeter C. Ammeter D. Galvanometer 5. "Moving the magnet toward or away from the coil." “Moving a current carrying coil toward or away from the coil." Based from these actions, what do they have in common? A. All these actions do induce a current in a coil B. All these actions were supported by stationary motion C. All these actions are in a closed circuit D. All these actions used magnets to move the galvanometer to another place. 6. Faraday's law of induction, the induced emf is proportional to the_ through the coil. A. Type of metal coil _of magnetic flux B. Color of the coil C. Quantity of magnets D. Rate of change

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter8: Electromagnetism And Em Waves

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