Magnetic Effect of Electric Current
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Magnetic field lines form closed loops.
True
False
Why Does The Conductor Refer To Valli As Madam
- Chemical effect
- Magnetic effect
- Heating effect
- Charging effect
- Dry cell
- Wires
- Permanent magnet
- Coil
When the current is switched on through a wire, a compass needle kept nearby gets deflected from its north-south position. Explain.
Write the full form of MIDI.
Which of the following effects electromagnets based on?
Heating effect of electric current
Electro-chemical effect of electric current
Magnetic effect of electric current
Chemical effect of electric current
On what principle does Electromagnet work?
Describe I-shaped electromagnets.
An electromagnet works based on the
Heating effect of electric current
Electro-chemical effect of electric current
Magnetic effect of electric current
Chemical effect of electric current
Why does a compass have a lightweight magnet and a frictionless bearing?
To make it easier to carry
To allow the needle to turn easier
To make the compass more affordable
All of the above
A cycle dynamo works on the principle of
Chemical effects of current
Magnetic effects of current
Electromagnetic induction
Mechanical effects of current
In an electromagnet, insulated copper wire is wound around the core.
- True
- False
(i) What are the uses of electromagnet?
(ii) What are the advantages of electromagnet over permanent magnet.
The magnetic effect of electric current was first observed by _____________.
Isaac Newton
Galileo Galilei
W.H. Whitkar
H.C. Oersted
How electric field and magnetic field are formed in surroundings?
Why is a freely suspended bar magnet always lie in the north-south direction?
- Increases
- Decreases
- Remains same
- Undetermined
What are magnetic lines
- Magnetic
- Potential
- Electric
- Gravity
Which of the following is true about current carrying conductors?
They behave as magnets when current does not flow through them
They behave as magnets when current flows through them
They can never behave as a magnet
They are permanent magnets
- True
- False
- Oersted
- Henry
- Albert Einstein
- Maxwell
How do you make an electromagnet?