Question 2 • (OC27) Earth/Space Sci-2001310-S2-Nelson
Moving the magnet quickly into the solenoid changes the magnetic flux rapidly, producing a large current. While the magnet is held still, the flux does not change, so the current drops to zero. Moving the solenoid slowly away reverses the change in flux, producing a smaller current in the opposite direction.
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