_6. If the north poles of two magnets are placed near one another, there is a/anA. attraction between themB. repulsion between them_7. Magnetic field outside a magnet runs fromA. south pole to north poleB. north pole to south pole_8. When an electric current is passed through a current carrying coil, the coilA behaves like a magnetB. does not behave like a magnetC. sometimes behaves like a magnet but sometimes does notD. none of theseC. no interaction between themD. none of theseC. neither north pole nor the south poleD. any of the pole9. The space around a magnet where its influence can be felt is calledA. magnetismB. magnetic domainsC. magnetic fieldD. magnetic flux10. Producing magnetism in an unmagnetized material by placing a magnet closer to it iscalledA. magnetic induction B. magnetic resonanceC. magnetic domainD. magnetic flux

_6. If the north poles of two magnets are placed near one another, there is a/an A. attraction between them B. repulsion between them C. no interaction between them D. none of these 7. Magnetic field outside a magnet runs from A. south pole to north pole B. north pole to south pole C. neither north pole nor the south pole D. any of the pole 8. When an electric current is passed through a current carrying coil, the coil A. behaves like a magnet B. does not behave like a magnet C. sometimes behaves like a magnet but sometimes does not D. none of these 3. The space around a magnet where its influence can be felt is called A. magnetism B. magnetic domains C. magnetic field D. magnetic flux 10. Producing magnetism in an unmagnetized material by placing a magnet closer to it is called A. magnetic induction B. magnetic resonance C. magnetic domain D. magnetic flux

_6. If the north poles of two magnets are placed near one another, there is a/an A. attraction between them B. repulsion between them C. no interaction between them D. none of these 7. Magnetic field outside a magnet runs from A. south pole to north pole B. north pole to south pole C. neither north pole nor the south pole D. any of the pole 8. When an electric current is passed through a current carrying coil, the coil A. behaves like a magnet B. does not behave like a magnet C. sometimes behaves like a magnet but sometimes does not D. none of these 3. The space around a magnet where its influence can be felt is called A. magnetism B. magnetic domains C. magnetic field D. magnetic flux 10. Producing magnetism in an unmagnetized material by placing a magnet closer to it is called A. magnetic induction B. magnetic resonance C. magnetic domain D. magnetic flux

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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