Consider the figure below: a permanent magnet is moved away from a solenoid coil. Which of the following statements is correct regarding the polarity of the solenoid at point X and direction of current at point Y? O X is magnetic north and the current flows to the left at point Y O Xis magnetic south and the current flows to the right at point Y O No magnetic field or current are induced in this scenario O Xis magnetic south and the current flows to the left at point Y O Xis magnetic north and the current flows to the right at point Y

Consider the figure below: a permanent magnet is moved away from a solenoid coil. Which of the following statements is correct regarding the polarity of the solenoid at point X and direction of current at point Y? O X is magnetic north and the current flows to the left at point Y O Xis magnetic south and the current flows to the right at point Y O No magnetic field or current are induced in this scenario O Xis magnetic south and the current flows to the left at point Y O Xis magnetic north and the current flows to the right at point Y

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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