В A The arrows in the above figure of a simple solinoid indicate the direction of the current. This means that, looking at the solenoid directly from side A, the current in the coil travels in the clock-wise direction and looking from side B the current travels anticlock-wise. What are the magnetic poles on sides A and B A = North ; B = South Both A and B are South poles O Both A and B are North poles A = South ; B = North

В A The arrows in the above figure of a simple solinoid indicate the direction of the current. This means that, looking at the solenoid directly from side A, the current in the coil travels in the clock-wise direction and looking from side B the current travels anticlock-wise. What are the magnetic poles on sides A and B A = North ; B = South Both A and B are South poles O Both A and B are North poles A = South ; B = North

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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