In each situation, describe which pole (N or S) face A of the solenoid becomes and what is the direction of the current in the solenoid, as seen from the perspective of someone standing at the point represented by the eye, in the figure. Question 13 a) Magnet and solenoid moving away from each other: A O Face A becomes a South pole and the eye sees a clockwise current in the solenoid. Face A becomes a North pole and the eye sees a clockwise current in the solenoid. Face A becomes a South pole and the eye sees a counterclockwise solenoid. rent in the Face A becomes a North pokmnd the eye sees a counterclockwise current in the solenoid. Question 14 b) Magnet still and solenoid turning in the direction indicated by the green arrows: A. O Face A becomes a South pole and the eye sees a clockwise current in the solenoid. Face A becomes a North pole and the eye sees a clockwise current in the solenoid. OFace A becomes a South pole and the eye sees solenoid. counterclockwise current in the Face A becomes a North pole and the eye sees a counterclockwise current in the solenoid.

In each situation, describe which pole (N or S) face A of the solenoid becomes and what is the direction of the current in the solenoid, as seen from the perspective of someone standing at the point represented by the eye, in the figure. Question 13 a) Magnet and solenoid moving away from each other: A O Face A becomes a South pole and the eye sees a clockwise current in the solenoid. Face A becomes a North pole and the eye sees a clockwise current in the solenoid. Face A becomes a South pole and the eye sees a counterclockwise solenoid. rent in the Face A becomes a North pokmnd the eye sees a counterclockwise current in the solenoid. Question 14 b) Magnet still and solenoid turning in the direction indicated by the green arrows: A. O Face A becomes a South pole and the eye sees a clockwise current in the solenoid. Face A becomes a North pole and the eye sees a clockwise current in the solenoid. OFace A becomes a South pole and the eye sees solenoid. counterclockwise current in the Face A becomes a North pole and the eye sees a counterclockwise current in the solenoid.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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