Right Hand Rule and Induction

Moving electricity generates a

• Magnetic field

• Resistance

• Electric field

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Moving magnetic fields generates

• a magnetic field

• a large resistance

• an electric current

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Using the right hand grip rule, A represents the direction of the

• current

• magnetic field

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Using the right hand grip rule, B represents the direction of the

• current

• magnetic field

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Using the right hand grip rule, if the current is flowing towards you then the magnetic fields will flow from...

• A to D to C to B and around

• A to B to C to D and around

• A to C to D to B and around

• A to C to B to D and around

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Using the right hand grip rule, if the current is flowing away from you then the magnetic fields will flow from...

• A to D to C to B and around

• A to B to C to D and around

• A to C to D to B and around

• A to C to B to D and around

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In the solenoid pictured, the north pole would be on the

• Left side

• Right side

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In the solenoid pictured, the south pole would be on the

• Left side

• Right side

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In the solenoid pictured, the north pole would be on the

• Left side

• Right side

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NGSS.HS-PS2-5

NGSS.HS-PS3-5

In the solenoid pictured, the south pole would be on the

• Left side

• Right side

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NGSS.HS-PS2-5

NGSS.HS-PS3-5