Magnets, Solenoids, Electromagnets

1. You have four objects A, B, C & D. Two of these objects are magnetic, one is ferromagnetic & the other is
non-magnetic. You carr out the fo!!owing tests & recor" our observations.
Test Observation
A & C are brought together #o reaction
A & D are brought together #o reaction
C & D are brought together $e%u!sion or attraction, "e%en"ing on how ou
bring them together
C & B are brought together Attraction
D & B are brought together Attraction
a. &hich object is non-magnetic'
b. &hich object is ferromagnetic'
c. &hat wou!" ha%%en if ou brought A & B together'
(. )our objects were brought together, two objects at a time. *f these objects, one is magnetic, one is non-magnetic
& the other two are ferromagnetic. The observations are shown be!ow.
Test Observation
A & C Attraction
C & D #o reaction
A & B #o reaction
A & D Attraction
&hich object is nonmagnetic'
+. Draw the magnetic fie!"s aroun" the fo!!owing magnets.
A,
B,
C,
# -
# - # -
# -
# -
.. )rom the "iagrams be!ow, choose which one correct! shows a magnetic fie!" aroun" a bar magnet.
A, C,
N S N S
B,
S N N S
D,
N S N S
/. 0f a com%ass was %!ace" at the en" of a bar magnet, the nee"!e %oints in a certain "irection "e%en"ing on whether
the bar magnet1s en" is north or south. &hich of the fo!!owing "iagrams is correct'
A,
N S
C,
N S
B,
N S
D,
N S
- - # #
- # #
2. )or each of the fo!!owing bar magnets, %!ease "raw the nee"!e on ever com%ass. The com%ass !oo3s !i3e this4
A,
N S N S
C,
N S
B, D,
N S
5. 6abe! 7#8 for north & 7-8 for south & "raw the magnetic fie!" !ines for each so!enoi" be!ow.
a. b.
c. ".
+
_
+
_
+
_ + _
9. Draw the com%ass nee"!e so that it is %ointing in the correct "irection.
a
.
b
.
c
.
"
.
e
.
f.
:. -tate whether the fo!!owing wi!! attract or repel.
a.
b.
+ _
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_ +
_
+ _
N
+
_
S
c.
".
1;. An e!ectric current f!ows through the fo!!owing si"e-b-si"e so!enoi"s.
Solenoid 1 Solenoid 2 Solenoid 3
&hich of the fo!!owing statements is T$<='
A, -o!enoi" 1 & + re%e! each other an" so!enoi" + & ( re%e! each other.
B, -o!enoi" 1 & + attract each other an" so!enoi" + & ( re%e! each other.
C, -o!enoi" 1 & + re%e! each other an" so!enoi" + & ( attract each other.
D, -o!enoi" 1 & + attract each other an" so!enoi" + & ( attract each other.
11. >arious straight !ine con"uctors are i!!ustrate" be!ow. 6abe! correct! the north an" south %o!es for each
"rawing.
1, +,
(, .,
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
-
-

+
+
-
+
+
+
-
-
1(. A straight !ine con"uctor is i!!ustrate" be!ow. A section of wire is %!ace" through a %iece of car"boar". A
com%ass is %!ace" on to% of this car"boar" near the wire. &hich "rawing shows correct! what the com%ass wou!"
rea"'
1, +,
(, .,
1+. A com%ass is %!ace" near a magnetic fie!". &hich of the fo!!owing "iagrams show the com%ass nee"!e %ointing
in the correct "irection'
1, +,
(,
+
.,
_
+
A, 1 an" ( C, ( an" +
B, 1 an" + D, + an" .
-
-

+
+
-
+
+
+
-
-
S N
S N N S
S
N
?
@
- @
@
?
@
?
1.. Arrange the fo!!owing e!ectromagnets in decreasing order of their magnetic fie!"s. A0.e. strongest to wea3est,
1) 3)
2) .,
A, ., +, (, 1
B, 1, +, (, .
C, 1, (, +, .
D, +, ., 1, (
1/. )our e!ectromagnets with the same core materia! are shown be!ow. &hich e!ectromagnet %ro"uces the strongest
magnetic fie!"'
A, C,
B, D,
I !"
Iron #ore
I 3"
"l$min$m #ore
I %"
Iron #ore
I 1"
"l$min$m #ore
I !" I 2"
I %" I &"
12. &hich "iagram be!ow correct! shows the magnetic fie!"s of the so!enoi"s'
A,
B,
C,
D,