Physics · Electromagnetic Induction
According to Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction, what happens when a copper conductor is moved across a magnetic field so that it cuts the magnetic flux lines?
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- 1No change or physical phenomenon occurs
- 2A steady direct current will permanently flow without a closed circuit
- 3An electromotive force (voltage) will be induced in the wire✓
- 4The copper wire becomes permanently magnetized
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An electromotive force (voltage) will be induced in the wire
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