Interactive example: A bar magnet is moved toward a stationary coil as shown: front of coil B N S Q3. As the magnet moves closer, the flux enclosed within the coil increases. Why?

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**Interactive Example: Bar Magnet and Coil**

An interactive example is displayed where a bar magnet is moved toward a stationary coil. The magnet is oriented with its north pole (N) facing the coil. Arrows indicate the direction of motion of the magnet toward the coil and the magnetic field lines (B) pointing outwards from the north pole of the magnet and intersecting the coil.

**Diagram Explanation:**
- A rectangular bar magnet with poles labeled "N" (North) and "S" (South).
- The front of the coil is labeled, and magnetic field lines are shown as arrows emanating from the north pole, passing through the coil.
- The motion of the magnet is indicated by an arrow pointing left.

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**Q3.** As the magnet moves closer, the flux enclosed within the coil increases. Why?
Transcribed Image Text:**Interactive Example: Bar Magnet and Coil** An interactive example is displayed where a bar magnet is moved toward a stationary coil. The magnet is oriented with its north pole (N) facing the coil. Arrows indicate the direction of motion of the magnet toward the coil and the magnetic field lines (B) pointing outwards from the north pole of the magnet and intersecting the coil. **Diagram Explanation:** - A rectangular bar magnet with poles labeled "N" (North) and "S" (South). - The front of the coil is labeled, and magnetic field lines are shown as arrows emanating from the north pole, passing through the coil. - The motion of the magnet is indicated by an arrow pointing left. **Question:** **Q3.** As the magnet moves closer, the flux enclosed within the coil increases. Why?
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