Electromagnetic Induction (7 of 15) Induced Emf in a Coil of Wire, Example No. 1

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Very clear and concise explanations! Just a question, why is the induced voltage graph on 10:47 linear lines for both time periods, and not curved graphs?

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Because the coil is moving at a constant rate the voltage increases at a constant rate.

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I have a question for you. Does a test charge at rest in variable magnetic flux start to move due to the electrical field created by this variable magnetic flux. Would appreciate it if you clarify which or not this test charge start to move or vibrate .

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[@alia-ou1we]

hi. at 13:20 do you mean the magnetic field is now directed out of the page as the coil moves out? because after that you said to counteract that magnetic field the current produces a magnetic field into the page. but then we're not changing the magnetic field that the coil goes through. so in both cases the current produces a magnetic field thats directed into the page? but then how does it counteract this magnetic field by inducing a current that also produces a magnetic field thats into the page? this is what you said at 13:20. can you please explain what you meant by that. thank you

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[@aniruddhashinde1822]

sir at 6:22 you said cos(90) is 1 that is not correct right ?

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Yes, you are correct. I should have said that the cos 0 degrees is one. That is the case here where the coil and the magnetic field are perpendicular to each other. Sorry about the confusion.

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