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Which change will cause an increase in the electric current produced through electromagnetic induction?
using more wire loops in the solenoid
using the opposite pole of the magnet
using a weaker magnet
moving the solenoid slower
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Using more wire loops in the solenoid.
Reason: Faraday's law gives emf = −N dΦ/dt, so increasing the number of turns N increases the induced emf (and thus the induced current). Using the opposite pole only reverses the current direction, while a weaker magnet or moving slower reduce dΦ/dt and so decrease the induced current.
Reason: Faraday's law gives emf = −N dΦ/dt, so increasing the number of turns N increases the induced emf (and thus the induced current). Using the opposite pole only reverses the current direction, while a weaker magnet or moving slower reduce dΦ/dt and so decrease the induced current.
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