To check whether a lightbulb permanently attached to a coil is still good, you p
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To check whether a lightbulb permanently attached to a coil is still good, you place the coil next to another coil that is attached to a battery, as shown in the figure. (Figure 1) Assume the lightbulb is ok.
Part A
What happens to the bulb when the switch in loop A is closed?
What happens to the bulb when the switch in loop A is closed?
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Part B
What happens to the bulb if the switch in circuit A is kept closed?
What happens to the bulb if the switch in circuit A is kept closed?
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Part C
What happens to the bulb when the switch in loop A is opened?
What happens to the bulb when the switch in loop A is opened?
the bulb lights up the bulb goes off (not burned out) the bulb lights up briefly the bulb burnes outExplanation / Answer
Here ,
when the loop is closed
there a new start current flowing in the circuit
which produce a changing magnetic flux in the bulb loop B for some time. then the flux is contant.
hence , the bulb lights up briefly.
part B)
When the switch is kept closed
the current in the cirucit A will be constant ,
rate of change of magnetic flux in B will be zero
and no current flow in B
the bulb goes off (not burned out)
part c)
as when the loop is opened
the magnetic flux in loop B due to magnetic field produced by A changes
the bulb lights up briefly
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