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Physics, 03.11.2020 21:20 sosasubzero

Breanna connected a wire coil to a lightbulb to demonstrate that a moving magnet can cause a current to flow in a wire. Then she moved a bar magnet
first toward and then away from the wire coil. However, she could not make
the lightbulb light up. Which factor could explain this outcome?


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