10th Class Science Magnetic Effects of Electric Current Question Bank Magnetic Effects of Electric Current

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    A permanent magnet approaches a solenoid with a constant speed v .What is the magnetic pole induced at the portion Y of the solenoid and the direction of the induced current into the galvanometer?

    A)
    Polarity at Y Direction of the current
    N-pole From the left

    B)
    Polarity at Y Direction of the current
    N-pole From the right

    C)  
    Polarity at Y Direction of the current
    S-pole From the left

    D)  
    Polarity at Y Direction of the current
    S-pole From the right
                   

    Correct Answer: C

    Solution :

    As the N-pole of the magnet approaches the solenoid. the part of solenoid facing the change would try to oppose the change by inducing a current to produce a N-pole at X and hence a S-pole at Y to try to stop the magnet from coming in. Using right-hand grip rule, the direction of this induced current is going into the galvanometer from the left.


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