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MAGLEV train incorporates the magnetic forces to lift, propel and guide the track.

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Important Questions on Magnetism

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People who made mariner’s compass for the first time.
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Where is an electric crane used?
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Which of the following magnets is used in a speaker?
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How you separate metal scrap from a heap of waste material in a scrap yard?
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How does the electromagnetic train work?
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Which magnet will you use when the iron is to be separated from trash?

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Choose the odd one and give reason:

Lift, escalator, electromagnetic train, electric bulb.
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Give the reason behind using a large magnet in loudspeakers and the reason behind using a small magnet in headphones? 
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What may be the reasons for keeping big speakers in the sound boxes and small ones in headphones?
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Write any two uses of magnet.

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Write the uses of a magnet.

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Write the differences between a normal train and an electromagnetic train.
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A soft-iron rod and a steel rod each have coils around them. Both rods are initially un-magnetised. The coils are attracted to circuits, as shown in the second diagram.

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Which of the two arrangement would be used as the electromagnet on the crane in a scrap metal yard?

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Describe a method by which you could directly measure the strength of an electromagnet's field by measuring the force produced by it and compare the strengths of different electromagnets. You should note the factors that affect the strength of the field and how you would vary them?

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Describe a method by which you could directly measure the strength of an electromagnet's field by measuring the force produced by it and compare the strengths of different electromagnets. You should note the factors that affect the strength of the field and how you would vary them?
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How will you make levitating propeller?

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On what principle does the electromagnetic train works?
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Name the train that makes use of electromagnets for propulsion. (Electromagnetic train/electric train)