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What is magnetic induction? Explain with the help of a diagram.
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Magnetic induction: The process by which a magnetic substance acquires magnetic properties temporarily due to the presence of a magnet close to it, is known as magnetic induction.
Explanation: When a magnet is placed closer to an iron piece without touching it, the iron piece behaves like a magnet. The end of the iron piece near the north pole of the magnet becomes a south pole while the far end becomes a north pole.
Explanation: When a magnet is placed closer to an iron piece without touching it, the iron piece behaves like a magnet. The end of the iron piece near the north pole of the magnet becomes a south pole while the far end becomes a north pole.
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