A Level Physics: Lenz's Law explained

i watched about 3 other videos before this and was still confused, your explanation was short, simple, and easy to understand. thank you!!

This video made no sense.

Hi sir, could you please add this video to your Year two A level content electromagnetism playlist?

Sir how can we know where we should apply right hand rule and left hand rule

Amazing explanation ..So easy

I don’t understand what happens to the current when we move the magnet through the coil does it change direction ?

Great explanation that made it very easy to understand! Thank you!

Omg thank you sooo much!! I knew this phenomenon was the case but never had a full explanation behind it. Which is really important when it comes to applying knowledge. Thank you thank you thank you!!

thanks for the hand thing
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I don’t understand how the coil will change from north to south when moving the magnet away. Why can’t it still be a North Pole?

Your explanation of how the induced magnetic field has to oppose the changing one finally made it click for me - thanks so much! (Am revising for my mocks)

this is the only video that I could understand Lenz's law, thank you so much

I struggle to learn concepts sometimes, but yet my vocabulary is quite good so theoretically i should have no problem understanding concepts in general.

This was a tricky one, as was Lorentz Force, but your explanation has cleared Lenz's Law up! Thankyou!

THANK YOU. FINALLY! FINALLLLYYYYYYYYYY

OMG THANK YOU. I’ve literally watched about 5 hours of videos on this and could not understand. Watched this and I understand in less than 5 minutes

Hey there! Love your videos. I do have a question though: If you used the south pole of the magnet would the effect be the opposite, or do we only need to know what happens when the north pole of a magnet is moved towards or away from the coil? Thanks!

Why does the current go anti clockwise in the first example ? I understand why it's a North pole to repel the magnet. Thanks Sir

I was absolutely clueless when we covered this in class. Thanks so much for clearing it up!

this was amazing thank you