Q.1. Will an induced emf develop in a conductor, when moved in a direction parallel to the magnetic field ? Solution. No, because the magnetic flux linked with the conductor does not change when it is moved parallel to the magnetic field. Moreover, the magnetic Lorentz force on the free electrons of the conductor is …
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Conceptual Questions Based on Moving Charges and Magnetism Here we are providing conceptual questions for Class 12 Physics Chapter 4 Moving Charges and Magnetism. Q.1. How is a magnetic field produced ?Sol. A magnetic field can be produced by the following ways: (i) by a magnet (ii) by a current carrying conductor (iii) by a …
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Q.1. The resistance of the pn junction is low when forward biased and is high when it is reverse biased. Explain.Answer: The resistance of pn junction is low when it is forward biased because force acts on charge carriers to move them across the junction whereas the force in reverse biasing acts in opposite direction …
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Conceptual Questions Based on Current Electricity Here we are providing conceptual questions for Class 12 Physics Chapter 3 Current Electricity. Students are suggested to go through all the questions to understand the chapter well. Q.1. The standard resistance coils are made up of manganin. Why?Answer: When current flows through a wire its temperature will increase. …
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Q.1. Why earth is considered to be at zero potential?Answer: Earth has very large size. Potential of earth does not change with small charge therefore it is considered as reference level and potential taken as zero. Q.2. If electric potential V within a certain region is constant, what is the nature of electric field inside …
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Q.1. Where is the knowledge of dielectric strength helpful?Answer: Dielectric strength is the maximum value of electric field that can be applied across an insulatorbefore its breakdown or the magnitude of electric field intensity across insulator at which it startsconducting. This value helps us in determining the value of maximum potential, which can be appliedacross …
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