Concept explainers
How could you move a
To explain: the process to bring motion in conducting loop using magnetic field with no induction of voltage
Answer to Problem 42A
The movement should be such that the field lines do not change.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
As the field line changes thee will be voltage induces in the coils.
The conducting loop of wire changes the magnetic field as during movement there will be a change in the number of field lines. If the number of field lines does not change then there will be no change in the magnetic field and the voltage does not induce in the coil. Thus, the movement of the coil in a way that the field lines do not change, the voltage will not induce in the coils.
Conclusion:
The movement of coils will not induce voltage if the number of field lines does not change.
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