
Electromagnetic induction electron motion and oscilloscope
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- Q1What is the principle behind electromagnetic induction?Mechanical forces generate electric fieldsA changing magnetic field induces an electromotive force (EMF)Static magnetic fields can induce electric fieldsAn electric current induces a magnetic field30s
- Q2Which law describes the induced EMF in a closed loop due to a changing magnetic flux?Lenz's LawOhm's LawFaraday's Law of Electromagnetic InductionAmpere's Law30s
- Q3What is Lenz's Law in the context of electromagnetic induction?It states that the direction of induced EMF will be such that it opposes the change in magnetic flux.It states that any induced current will dissipate energyIt states that induced currents are always in the same direction as the magnetic fieldIt states that EMF can only be produced by a constant magnetic field30s
- Q4What is the formula for calculating the induced EMF according to Faraday's Law?EMF = Q/VEMF = I * REMF = -dΦ/dtEMF = B * v * L30s
- Q5In an AC generator, what type of motion is primarily used to induce EMF?Translational motionHelical motionRotational motionLinear motion30s
- Q6What is the effect of increasing the number of turns in a coil on the induced EMF in a magnetic field?The induced EMF remains constantThe induced EMF becomes zeroThe induced EMF decreasesThe induced EMF increases30s
- Q7What type of current is produced by a generator that operates based on electromagnetic induction?Alternating current (AC)Pulsating currentDirect current (DC)Static current30s
- Q8What occurs when a conductor moves through a magnetic field while keeping a constant speed?No EMF is generatedAn induced EMF is generated in the conductorThe magnetic field increasesThe resistance of the conductor decreases30s
- Q9Which of the following factors does NOT affect the magnitude of the induced EMF?The rate of change of magnetic fluxThe strength of the magnetic fieldThe length of the conductorThe speed of the conductor's motion30s
- Q10In a transformer, what is the primary purpose of the core made from iron or steel?To convert AC to DCTo enhance the magnetic coupling between the primary and secondary coilsTo increase electrical resistanceTo support the physical structure of the transformer30s
- Q11What is the direction of the force acting on an electron moving in a magnetic field?In the same direction as the velocityIn the opposite direction of the magnetic fieldParallel to the magnetic fieldPerpendicular to both the velocity of the electron and the magnetic field30s
- Q12What happens to the radius of the path of an electron when its speed increases while moving in a uniform magnetic field?The radius of the path becomes zeroThe radius of the path increasesThe radius of the path decreasesThe radius of the path remains the same30s
- Q13What is the effect on an electron's trajectory when it enters a magnetic field at an angle?It experiences a curved pathIt continues in a straight lineIt starts to accelerate in a straight lineIt is instantaneously stopped30s
- Q14Which of the following describes the force experienced by an electron moving parallel to the magnetic field lines?The force acts opposite to the direction of motionThe force is maximalThe force acts perpendicular to the motionThe force is zero30s
- Q15What determines the direction of the magnetic force acting on an electron in a magnetic field?The right-hand ruleThe left-hand ruleThe angle of incidenceThe electron's charge only30s