Two bar magnets of different strengths are inserted in two identical loops with equal velocities. What is the direction of the Earth's magnetic field? Geographical south to north Geographical north to south Geographical East to West Geographical West to East O Towards center of the Earth

Two bar magnets of different strengths are inserted in two identical loops with equal velocities. What is the direction of the Earth's magnetic field? Geographical south to north Geographical north to south Geographical East to West Geographical West to East O Towards center of the Earth

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Chapter25: Electromagnetic Induction

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