Three great ways to demonstrate Lenz's Law

Len'z Law is an important concept in electromagnetism, but how do you demonstrate it?
I take you through three demos to deepen your understanding

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[alexthompson]

Awesome video as always, Paul! Thanks for sharing. I wonder if [in third experiment] you had a solenoid that was *longer* than the magnet, whether you would see a flat (zero) section in the middle of the graph where the emfs above and below falling magnet cancel out..?

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[tinasimmonds]

How would you rewire your system, so as to redirect the Lenz effect, giving more energy back to the LED?

[Yorumcu]

Best video about Lenz's law
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[iSeanx]

If you switch the North and South pole the magnet, will the graph be mirror-ed at the x-axis?