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    This document contains 6 questions about an experiment involving levitating a metal plate using magnetic fields generated by electric currents passed through wires. The questions ask about the type of current used to levitate the plate, the material and magnetic properties of the plate, whether the magnetic fields attract or repel each other, the size of the current in the wires, the type of currents generated in the plate, and the type of energy produced by these currents.

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    This document contains 6 questions about an experiment involving levitating a metal plate using magnetic fields generated by electric currents passed through wires. The questions ask about the type of current used to levitate the plate, the material and magnetic properties of the plate, whether the magnetic fields attract or repel each other, the size of the current in the wires, the type of currents generated in the plate, and the type of energy produced by these currents.

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    Electromagnetic Induction Eddy Currents Worksheet

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    This document contains 6 questions about an experiment involving levitating a metal plate using magnetic fields generated by electric currents passed through wires. The questions ask about the type of current used to levitate the plate, the material and magnetic properties of the plate, whether the magnetic fields attract or repel each other, the size of the current in the wires, the type of currents generated in the plate, and the type of energy produced by these currents.

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    1.

    What type of current is used to levitate the


    plate?

    1.

    What type of current is used to levitate the


    plate?

    2.

    What type of metal is the plate made from? Is


    it magnetic?

    2.

    What type of metal is the plate made from? Is


    it magnetic?

    3.

    Do the two magnetic fields on faradays ring


    attract or repel each other?

    3.

    Do the two magnetic fields on faradays ring


    attract or repel each other?

    4.

    How large is the current being passed through


    the wires?

    4.

    How large is the current being passed through


    the wires?

    5.

    What type of currents do you think are being


    generated in the metal plate (think of the
    material the plate is made from)

    5.

    What type of currents do you think are being


    generated in the metal plate (think of the
    material the plate is made from)

    6.
    1.

    What type of energy is a by-product these


    currents?
    What type of current is used to levitate the
    plate?

    6.
    1.

    What type of energy is a by-product these


    currents?
    What type of current is used to levitate the
    plate?

    2.

    What type of metal is the plate made from? Is


    it magnetic?

    2.

    What type of metal is the plate made from? Is


    it magnetic?

    3.

    Do the two magnetic fields on faradays ring


    attract or repel each other?

    3.

    Do the two magnetic fields on faradays ring


    attract or repel each other?

    4.

    How large is the current being passed through


    the wires?

    4.

    How large is the current being passed through


    the wires?

    5.

    What type of currents do you think are being


    generated in the metal plate (think of the
    material the plate is made from)

    5.

    What type of currents do you think are being


    generated in the metal plate (think of the
    material the plate is made from)

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