Due to the bar magnet being pulled away from the solenoid the induced pole that is created at location I is a pole. The electron flow through the galvanometer would be ii The statement above is best completed by the answers in row:

Due to the bar magnet being pulled away from the solenoid the induced pole that is created at location I is a pole. The electron flow through the galvanometer would be ii The statement above is best completed by the answers in row:

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A permanent bar magnet is moved away from the solenoid as shown below. A
galvanometer (G) is a very sensitive device to measure small amounts of electric
current.
27. Due to the bar magnet being pulled away from the solenoid the induced pole that is
created at location I is a
pole. The electron flow through the
galvanometer would be
ii

27. Due to the bar magnet being pulled away from the solenoid the induced pole that is
created at location I is a
galvanometer would be
pole. The electron flow through the
ii
The statement above is best completed by the answers in row:
Row
ii
south
right
south
left
north
right
north
left

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