True or false: For a flat surface in a uniform magnetic field, magnetic flux is greatest when the field is parallel to the surface.
5 Electromagnetic Induction Online Quiz Questions
Use this free practice quiz with 20 questions to review 5 Electromagnetic Induction, test your knowledge, and prepare for your next test or exam.
For a uniform magnetic field through a flat loop, at what angle between the field and the loop’s normal is the magnetic flux greatest?
- A
90∘
- B
0∘
- C
180∘
- D
The angle does not affect flux.
A magnetic flux through a conducting loop changes. According to Lenz’s law, how is the induced magnetic field directed?
- A
It always points in the same direction as the original magnetic field.
- B
It opposes the change in magnetic flux that produced it.
- C
It eliminates the magnetic field in the loop.
- D
It points opposite to the loop’s motion in every situation.
Select all changes that can change the magnetic flux through a flat loop in a uniform magnetic field.
- A
Changing the magnetic field strength through the loop
- B
Changing the loop’s area
- C
Rotating the loop relative to the field
- D
Changing the loop’s electrical resistance
- E
Changing the number of turns without changing the field, area, or orientation
What is the SI unit of inductance?
True or false: In an ideal LC circuit, resistance dissipates the circuit’s energy during each oscillation.
- A
True
- B
False
The current through an inductor is increasing. What does the inductor’s self-induced emf do?
- A
It reinforces the increase in current.
- B
It always forces the current to zero.
- C
It opposes the increase in current.
- D
It has no effect unless the current is decreasing.
An inductor has inductance 0.40H and carries a current of 3.0A. What energy is stored in its magnetic field?
For an ideal LC circuit, select all correct formulas for the oscillation period T and frequency f.
- A
T=2πLC
- B
T=2πLC1
- C
f=2πLC1
- D
f=2πLC
Describe how energy shifts between the capacitor and inductor during one cycle of oscillation in an ideal LC circuit.
A flat loop has area 0.40m2 in a uniform 0.50T magnetic field. The angle between the field and the loop’s normal is 60∘. What is the magnitude of the magnetic flux through the loop?
- A
0.20Wb
- B
0.10Wb
- C
0.080Wb
- D
0.050Wb
In an ideal LC circuit, what happens to the oscillation frequency if the inductance L is increased while the capacitance C is held constant?
- A
Increasing either L or C increases the frequency.
- B
Changing L or C does not affect the frequency.
- C
Increasing either L or C decreases the frequency.
- D
The frequency depends only on the maximum charge.
A flat loop is in a uniform magnetic field of strength B and has area A. The angle between the field and the loop's normal is 60∘. What is the magnetic flux through the loop?
- A
BA
- B
21BA
- C
0
- D
23BA
A magnetic field into the page through a conducting loop is increasing. Which induced current direction and magnetic-field direction follow from Lenz’s law?
- A
Clockwise, producing a field into the page
- B
Clockwise, producing a field out of the page
- C
Counterclockwise, producing a field out of the page
- D
Counterclockwise, producing a field into the page
A conducting loop remains stationary with constant area and orientation while the magnetic field through it increases. What happens?
- A
An emf is induced because the magnetic flux changes.
- B
No emf is induced because the loop is stationary.
- C
An emf is induced only if the loop’s area also changes.
- D
No emf is induced unless the magnetic field reverses direction.
True or false: A stationary conducting loop can have an induced emf if the magnetic field through it changes.
- A
True
- B
False
A 150-turn coil of area 0.020m2 is perpendicular to a magnetic field that increases uniformly from 0 to 0.40T in 0.50s. What is the average induced emf magnitude? Give the value in volts.
An ideal LC circuit has inductance 0.20H and capacitance 5.0μF. What is its oscillation period? Give the value in milliseconds.
A coil’s self-inductance stays constant while its current increases from 2A to 6A. By what factor does the flux linkage NΦB change? It increases by .
In an ideal LC circuit, the charge is q(t)=q0cos(ωt+φ), with q0=12μC and initial phase φ=π/3. What is the charge at t=0? Enter the value with its unit: .