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Practice Test - 1

Welcome to your Electio magnetic induction and alternating currents-1

1. 
A magnetic flux through a loop varies as ϕ = At³. If induced emf at t = 2 s is 24 V, the value of A is

2. 
A square coil of side 20 cm and 800 turns rotates in a magnetic field. Induced emf: e = 150 sin(120πt). Magnetic field B is

3. 
Two long parallel wires carry currents 40 A and 10 A in opposite directions. If magnetic repulsion per metre must balance a weight of 0.05 N/m, separation between wires is

4. 
A conducting rod moves downward in a uniform magnetic field directed into the page. What is the direction of induced current?

5. 
A magnet oscillates through a coil connected to a galvanometer. The deflection is

6. 
Two wires carry currents in opposite directions. Force between them is

7. 
A loop in a decreasing magnetic field will induce current that

8. 
A disc rotates in a uniform magnetic field. EMF between rim and center is

9. 
A loop enters a magnetic field region with constant velocity. Induced current exists

10. 
A rod rotates in a magnetic field. EMF depends on

11. 
Magnetic flux through a coil increases linearly with time. EMF is

12. 
In a transformer, emf is induced because of

13. 
A conductor rod falls freely in Earth’s magnetic field. Induced emf direction given by

14. 
A loop shrinks in a magnetic field. The induced current

15. 
A coil is rotated with double speed in same field. Max emf becomes

16. 
A metal ring is placed near a solenoid whose current increases. Current in ring flows

17. 
A loop in non-uniform magnetic field experiences

18. 
A conductor moves parallel to magnetic field. EMF =

19. 
Area of a coil decreases at 10⁻³ m²/s in a 0.2 T field. Induced emf =

20. 
A coil rotates in a magnetic field. At what angle is induced emf zero?

21. 
Magnetic flux = 5 + 2t Wb. EMF = ?

22. 
A conductor rod of length L moves in B at 30° angle. EMF = ?

23. 
A loop moves completely inside a uniform magnetic field. EMF =

24. 
A magnet is slowly taken away from a coil. Induced current direction will

25. 
Magnetic field inside coil decreases. Induced current will produce field

26. 
A loop enters magnetic field region faster. Induced emf becomes

27. 
A ring is cut and ends separated slightly. Induced current becomes

28. 
A disc rotates faster. Induced emf between rim and center becomes

29. 
A solenoid’s current decreases. A nearby ring’s induced current is

30. 
A square coil is stretched increasing its area in a uniform B field. EMF is

31. 
In a transformer, ratio of voltages depends on

32. 
A loop is rotated with constant ω. Induced emf waveform is

33. 
A rod falls freely. Induced emf increases because

34. 
A closed loop approaches a bar magnet’s north pole. Induced current direction is

35. 
A circular loop is placed in a magnetic field perpendicular to its plane. If its radius increases uniformly, the induced current will be

36. 
A metal rod of length 0.5 m moves with speed 6 m/s perpendicular to a 0.4 T magnetic field. Induced emf = ?

37. 
A current loop is pulled out of a magnetic field. The induced current direction is such that it

38. 
A conducting disc rotates in a uniform magnetic field. The induced emf between center and rim is proportional to

39. 
A wire loop is kept stationary, and magnetic field passing through it decreases with time. The induced current will be

40. 
A magnetic flux varies as ϕ = 4t². Induced emf at t = 1 s is

41. 
A coil of 200 turns rotates in a 0.5 T field. Area = 0.04 m². Angular speed = 50 rad/s. Max emf?

42. 
A straight rod moves perpendicular to a 0.3 T field with 5 m/s, length 0.6 m. EMF = ?

43. 
A square loop is pulled out of a magnetic field. Induced current direction?

44. 
A coil is connected to a galvanometer. Magnet pushed into coil. Deflection?

45. 
A magnet oscillates through a coil. Galvanometer shows