Conductor Displacement and Magnetic Field

What happens to the displacement of a conductor when the current in the conductor is increased?

What is the effect on the magnetic field when a stronger magnet replaces a horse-shoe magnet?

Which factor contributes to an increase in the force acting on a conductor?

When does the magnitude of the force acting on a conductor reach its peak?

Which rule helps in determining the motion's direction of a conductor?

If the magnetic field's direction is reversed, what will happen to the force's direction initially operating from right to left on a conductor?

What is electric power?

What does the term 'ores' refer to in the context of metal extraction?

What is 'gangue' in the context of metal extraction?

Why is titanium considered useful for making war equipment?

How does iron get removed from an iron sulphate solution?

What are minerals according to the context of metal extraction?

What is the direction of the force a straight wire conductor feels from the Earth's magnetic field when current flows from east to west?

Why is the earth pin thicker and longer compared to live and neutral pins in an electrical plug?

What happens to the force experienced by a current-carrying conductor when the direction of the current is reversed?

Where does a uniform magnetic field differ from a non-uniform magnetic field around a magnet?

What effect does an increase in current strength have on a current-carrying conductor's displacement?

How does using a weak horseshoe magnet impact a current-carrying conductor's displacement compared to a stronger magnet?