Lenz's Law 2. In the situation shown to the right, the ammeter attached to the lower circuit will sometimes read a current depending on the upper circuit, which has a battery and a switch. Right now, the switch is closed and the ammeter reads zero. In the following Upper loop situations, decide if the ammeter will read positive current, negative current, zero current, or if there is not enough Lower loop information to tell. CIRCLE the best choice. Starting in the situation drawn, you open the switch, right afterwards the ammeter will read: a. POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, ZERO, MORE INFO NEEDED The switch has been open for some time, the ammeter reads: b. POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, ZERO, MORE INFO NEEDED After being open for some time, you now close the switch, right afterwards the ammeter will read: с. POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, ZERO, MORE INFO NEEDED Starting in the situation drawn, you move the upper loop downwards so that it gets closer to the bottom loop. While you are doing this, the ammeter will read: d. POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, ZERO, MORE INFO NEEDED e. Briefly, state in words what would happen in the bottom circuit if the top circuit was hooked up to an AC power supply instead of a battery. (The switch would stay closed)

Lenz's Law 2. In the situation shown to the right, the ammeter attached to the lower circuit will sometimes read a current depending on the upper circuit, which has a battery and a switch. Right now, the switch is closed and the ammeter reads zero. In the following Upper loop situations, decide if the ammeter will read positive current, negative current, zero current, or if there is not enough Lower loop information to tell. CIRCLE the best choice. Starting in the situation drawn, you open the switch, right afterwards the ammeter will read: a. POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, ZERO, MORE INFO NEEDED The switch has been open for some time, the ammeter reads: b. POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, ZERO, MORE INFO NEEDED After being open for some time, you now close the switch, right afterwards the ammeter will read: с. POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, ZERO, MORE INFO NEEDED Starting in the situation drawn, you move the upper loop downwards so that it gets closer to the bottom loop. While you are doing this, the ammeter will read: d. POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, ZERO, MORE INFO NEEDED e. Briefly, state in words what would happen in the bottom circuit if the top circuit was hooked up to an AC power supply instead of a battery. (The switch would stay closed)

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