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In an experiment to test Faraday's law, a coil connected to a galvanometer rotates swiftly in a magnetic field but no current is detected by the meter.
The meter is not faulty and electromagnet works very well and coil is not broken.
Faraday's law has been violated because no EMF is generated.
Do you agree with the last statement?
If Yes, why and if No, why not?
1 Answer
- ?Lv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
You need to cut the magnetic flux. If the magnetic field is in the x direction and the coil is in the yz plane and if it rotates in the yz plane, no magnetic flux is cut. So you will get no EMF. Faraday law is not violated.