Magnet passing through a coil.

If a magnet is passing a coil with a speed of 100 m/s
and a force starting at 200N approaching to zero.

The coil will generate an opposing force.
Will it be equal to the force of the magnet or the force of the magnet + the force being applied + the velocity?

@Jemurray3
@Vincent-Lyon.Fr
@.Sam.

Question

Magnet passing through a coil.

If a magnet is passing a coil with a speed of 100 m/s
and a force starting at 200N approaching to zero.

The coil will generate an opposing force.
Will it be equal to the force of the magnet or the force of the magnet + the force being applied + the velocity?

@Jemurray3
@Vincent-Lyon.Fr 
@.Sam.

oneowone · Answer

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So the current being drawn out will oppose the magnet.
Is the opposing force equal to the force of the magnet?
Say 50N.
Or 200N?