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When will a generator produce a current?A. When the wire inside the generator is coiledB. When a magnet is placed near the generatorC. When it is connected to a batteryD. When a magnet is moving through
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When will a generator produce a current?A. When the wire inside the generator is coiledB. When a magnet is placed near the generatorC. When it is connected to a batteryD. When a magnet is moving through a coil of wire

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A generator uses electromagnetic induction to create current, this means that we need to move the magnet near a conductor to create the current or to move the conductor near the magnet. For a generator we usually move the magnet near a coil; therefore, the answer is D.

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