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Which best describes what happens in an electric generator?
Motion causes constantly changing magnetic fields to induce electrical energy.
Motion causes constantly changing magnetic fields to induce kinetic energy.
Constantly changing magnetic fields lead to motion, which induces electrical energy.
Constantly changing magnetic fields lead to motion, which induces kinetic energy.
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"Motion causes constantly changing magnetic fields to induce electrical energy."
Explanation: In a generator you do mechanical work to move coils or magnets, changing the magnetic flux through the circuit. By Faraday's law that changing flux induces an emf/current (electrical energy). The process converts kinetic (mechanical) energy into electrical energy.
Explanation: In a generator you do mechanical work to move coils or magnets, changing the magnetic flux through the circuit. By Faraday's law that changing flux induces an emf/current (electrical energy). The process converts kinetic (mechanical) energy into electrical energy.
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