Exam 15: Electromagnetic Induction
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The potential difference appearing across the ends of a conductor if as it passes through a magnetic field also depends on the __________ of the angle at which the flux lines are 'cut'
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The potential difference appearing across the ends of a conductor as it passes perpendicularly through a magnetic field depends upon
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When a coil is suddenly connected to a d.c. supply, if the initial rate of increase in current was maintained, it would reach its maximum value
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If a change in current in one coil induces a potential difference in a second coil through
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Two separate coils, wound around a common core, in which a changing current in one coil induces a potential difference into a second coil, is called
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If a coil of inductance 0.2 H and negligible resistance, carrying a steady d.c. current were suddenly short-circuited, using a resistance of 500 ohm, the current would reach zero in
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If a permanent magnet is moved away from a coil that forms a closed circuit, the polarity of its resulting magnetic field will
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The statement that 'any current resulting from the potential difference induced into a conductor moving through a magnetic field must act in a direction such that its own magnetic field will oppose the motion of that conductor', is known as
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The actual time taken by the current, in the above question, to reach its maximum value will be
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Doubling the number of turns in a coil will __________ its inductance
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If a coil is suddenly connected to a d.c. supply, the resulting current would be limited by the __________ of that coil
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When determining the total inductance, inductors in series are treated like resistors in __________, and inductors in parallel are treated like resistors in __________
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Any change in the current flowing through a coil will induce a __________ into that coil, which will __________ the change in that current
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If a permanent magnet is moved towards a coil that forms a closed circuit, the polarity of its resulting magnetic field will
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