Figure 1 shows a thin straight rod XY placed in the magnetic field between the poles of the magnet, the wires from the e

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Figure 1 shows a thin straight rod XY placed in the magnetic field between the poles of the magnet, the wires from the e

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Figure 1 Shows A Thin Straight Rod Xy Placed In The Magnetic Field Between The Poles Of The Magnet The Wires From The E 1
Figure 1 Shows A Thin Straight Rod Xy Placed In The Magnetic Field Between The Poles Of The Magnet The Wires From The E 1 (55.1 KiB) Viewed 34 times
Figure 1 shows a thin straight rod XY placed in the magnetic field between the poles of the magnet, the wires from the ends of the XY connected with voltmeter. a) When XY is slowly moved up, the voltmeter indicator shows a small deviation indicating the passage of electric current: 1. Determine the direction of the electric current in the rod? 2. Explain how XY must be moved to produce a larger deflection in the opposite direction? b) XY is rotated about its central point by raising X and lowering Y: 1. Is there a deviation in the indicator? What is the reason? S O O Figure 1
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