Provide explanations and 1.) The solenoid will always a.) align with or appose the magnet's field lines at the top of the solenoid and b.) align with or oppose the magnet's field lines after it has passed through. S 2.) magnetic inductance: Explain why a graph is nonsymmetric, the first peak wider and shorter than the second? graph axes 3.) 2 peaks with no induced emf 4.) One graph start with negative voltage, other begins positive Show transcribed image text Solenoid SI Solenoid Solenoid Solenoid

Provide explanations and 1.) The solenoid will always a.) align with or appose the magnet's field lines at the top of the solenoid and b.) align with or oppose the magnet's field lines after it has passed through. S 2.) magnetic inductance: Explain why a graph is nonsymmetric, the first peak wider and shorter than the second? graph axes 3.) 2 peaks with no induced emf 4.) One graph start with negative voltage, other begins positive Show transcribed image text Solenoid SI Solenoid Solenoid Solenoid

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1.) The solenoid will always a.) align with or appose the magnet's field lines at the top of the solenoid and
b.) align with or oppose the magnet's field lines after it has passed through.
S
S
2.) magnetic inductance: Explain why a graph is nonsymmetric, the first peak wider and shorter than the
second? graph axes
3.) 2 peaks with no induced emf
4.) One graph start with negative voltage, other begins positive
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