Answer to Question #18372 in Electricity and Magnetism for BILL

Question #18372

If a non-moving magnet, is placed in a non-moving copper-wound coil, NO electricity is generated
because of no movement. But will the 'flux' still be absorbed, as if if WERE generating electricity?

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