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تويتر \ Matthew Blackman على تويتر: "Students worked on whiteboards to determine the direction of the magnetic flux, change in flux, and induced current below the magnet and above the magnet as
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SOLVED:Activity 3: Investigate induced emf & eddy currents in metal Q1. If you drop magnet (say, N pole end first) through a copper pipe (where copper is not magnetic), what will be
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Matthew Blackman on Twitter: "Dropping a strong magnet through a copper pipe is one of the most AMAZING ways to demonstrate electromagnetic induction! AP students are using Lenz's Law to analyze the
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