Physics, 14.12.2020 18:30, henryzx900

PLEASE HELP, I WANT TO ANSWER QUESTION 5Part 1: Show That a Moving Magnet Can Create an Electric Current 1. Make or obtain a coil of lightly insulated copper wire. The coil should have a hole in the center that is
large enough to allow a bar magnet to easily pass through the coil.
2. Make the ends of the wires on the coil bare either by using wire-stripping pliers to strip off the
insulation or by using sandpaper to scrape off coating-type insulation.
3. Use alligator-clip wires to connect the coil to an ammeter or multimeter.
4. Hold a bar magnet by its north end and slowly pass it through the center of the coil and out the other
side. Repeat several times, observing the reading on the meter.
5. Describe what you would expect to see. What do you conclude?

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