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Basic question about Faraday's law?
Hi guys,
Ok I have a small problem with faraday's law. Taking the example of a north pole of a magnet coming close to a solenoid. My question is when the magnet is inside the coil and is stationary why is the induced current zero. Wouldn't the magnetic field of the magnet and the coil add up and B increase creating and induced current. I know the real answers for these questions is zero but I don't understand why? Any help would be greatl appreciated. Thanks!
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Hi guys,
Ok I have a small problem with faraday's law. Taking the example of a north pole of a magnet coming close to a solenoid. My question is when the magnet is inside the coil and is stationary why is the induced current zero. Wouldn't the magnetic field of the magnet and the coil add up and B increase creating and induced current. I know the real answers for these questions is zero but I don't understand why? Any help would be greatl appreciated. Thanks!
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