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Physics, 21.04.2020 03:52 kaylynnstanley22

The left side of the armature in an electric motor is pushed down. When the current changes direction, how is the motion of the
armature affected?
It is pulled up on the left side.
It is pulled up on the right side.
It is pulled toward the commutator.
It is pushed away from the commutator

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