Magnetism and electromagnetismQuestion 510 of 1506

A conductor moves through a magnetic field at a steady speed. The speed is doubled. What happens to the induced voltage?

  1. It stays the same
  2. It is cut in half
  3. It increases four times
  4. It doubles
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Correct answer: It doubles

Induced voltage is directly proportional to the speed.

Source: Trigonometry and Single Phase AC Generation for Electricians (Flinn), 3.1: Electromagnetic Induction

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