Magnetic Induction
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How does a solenoid behave like a magnet? Can you determine the north and south poles of a current-carrying solenoid with the help of a bar magnet? Explain.
State the two methods of making a magnet.
- True
- False
Explain how a magnet gets demagnetized when an alternating current is passed through a coil in which the magnet is placed.
- Dropping a magnet from a certain height
- Hammering a magnet
- Passing electric current
- Heating a magnet
- temporary magnetisation
- magneto
- magnetic induction
- magnification
Natural magnets are stronger than artificial magnets.
- True
- False
Magnetic induction occurs when a piece of magnetic material comes near a magnet.
- True
- False
Can we magnetize an iron piece permanently by the method of magnetic induction?
What is magnetic induction? What type of magnets can be made by this method- temporary or permanent?
- Iron
- Steel
- Silver
- Cobalt
Rough handling destroys the ______ properties of a magnet.
Lode stone is an example of:
natural magnet
artificial magnet
electromagnet
none of these
Magnets attract magnetic substances; this property is used in refining iron ore to separate iron from other impurities.
- True
- False
- increase
- decrease
- remain Same
- become Zero
A magnetic material near a magnet possesses _______.
artificial magnetism
permanent magnetism
induced magnetism
electromagnetism
- north-south
- east-west
- north-west
- south-east
Difference between magnetising by single touch method and by double touch method?
Arrange the following statements in sequential order to magnetize a steel bar using the single touch method.
(A) Once, it has reached the other end, lift the magnet away from the steel bar and again bring it to the starting point.
(B) Keep a steel bar to be magnetized on a wooden table.
(C) Take a strong magnet and bring one of the poles of the magnet near one end of the steel bar and gently rub from one end to the other end.
(D) Repeat this process several times.
BCAD
BACD
CBDA
CABD
Magnetization by electric current method creates more powerful magnets than other methods of magnetization.
- True
- False
(a) Fleming's right-hand rule
(b) Fleming's left-hand rule
(c) Clock face rule
(d) Left-hand thumb rule
- More magnetic
- Not very magnetic
- Diamagnetic
- Antiferromagnetic
- True
- False
- Rubbing one pole of magnet in one direction
- Rubbing one pole of magnet in both direction
- Rubbing with a non-magnetic material
- Keeping another magnet on top of it
Why do we say that "induction precedes attraction"?