Which coils' arrangement will produce the strongest induced current in the secondary coil? Two coils are placed onto a "U" shaped iron piece with the two "U" cylinders "threaded" through the coils, one cylinder for one coil. Two coils are connected by iron pieces which form a closed loop. Two coils are placed adjacent to each other with zero spacing between them. An iron cylinder is inserted through the holes of the coils. Two coils are placed next to each other with a spacing of approximately 2-cm between them. Two coils are placed next to each other with "zero" spacing between them. Two coils are separated by a space of approximately 2-cm. An iron cylinder is inserted through the holes of the coils.

Which coils' arrangement will produce the strongest induced current in the secondary coil? Two coils are placed onto a "U" shaped iron piece with the two "U" cylinders "threaded" through the coils, one cylinder for one coil. Two coils are connected by iron pieces which form a closed loop. Two coils are placed adjacent to each other with zero spacing between them. An iron cylinder is inserted through the holes of the coils. Two coils are placed next to each other with a spacing of approximately 2-cm between them. Two coils are placed next to each other with "zero" spacing between them. Two coils are separated by a space of approximately 2-cm. An iron cylinder is inserted through the holes of the coils.

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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