Magnet A Magnet B The figure below shows an electromagnetic coil of wire placed between two permanent bar magnets. The direction of the current in the wire is shown by the arrows.(clock-wise when viewed from the right of the coil.) Assuming that the bar magnets do not effect each other, Which of the following statements best describes the effect of the electromagnetic coil on the two bar magnets? Magnet A is attracted to the right and Magnet B is repelled to the right. OMagnet A is attracted to the right and Magnet B is attracted to the left. Magnet A is repelled to the left and Magnet B is attracted to the left. ONeither Magnet A nor Magnet B is effected by the electromagnet. Magnet A is repelled to the left and Magnet B is repelled to the right.

Magnet A Magnet B The figure below shows an electromagnetic coil of wire placed between two permanent bar magnets. The direction of the current in the wire is shown by the arrows.(clock-wise when viewed from the right of the coil.) Assuming that the bar magnets do not effect each other, Which of the following statements best describes the effect of the electromagnetic coil on the two bar magnets? Magnet A is attracted to the right and Magnet B is repelled to the right. OMagnet A is attracted to the right and Magnet B is attracted to the left. Magnet A is repelled to the left and Magnet B is attracted to the left. ONeither Magnet A nor Magnet B is effected by the electromagnet. Magnet A is repelled to the left and Magnet B is repelled to the right.

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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