Science Grade 10 Second Grading

Science Grade 10 Second Grading

10th Grade

59 Qs

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Science Grade 10 Second Grading

Science Grade 10 Second Grading

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1.

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Electromagnetic induction was first observed by this American scientist in 1831.

2.

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Around the same year, this English scientist conducted independent experiments on electromagnetic induction.

3.

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It is induced by the relative motion between the conductor or coil and the magnetic field.

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It "forces" the charges through and around the wire and can be compared to a battery's voltage.

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The changing magnetic field causes emf to be induced through the coil, causing current to flow.

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Equation of Voltage

voltage, magnetic field, length, speed

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It states that an induced current is always in such a direction that its own magnetic field acts to oppose the effect that created it.

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