7. In a DC generator, current flowing through the armature sets up electromagnetic fields in the windings. These new fields tend to distort or bend the magnetic flux between the poles of the generator from a straight-line path. Since armature current increases with load, the distortion becomes greater with an increase in load. This distortion of the magnetic field is called: (5 Points) a. armature reaction b. maxwell reaction c. commutator reaction 8. (1) In some DC generators, an interpole is placed between the main poles of the generator in order to reduce magnet field distortion (2) In some DC generators, compensating windings consisting of a series of coils embedded in slots in the pole faces, act to increase the strength of the magnetic field created in the armature. (5 Points) a. Only statement #1 is true b. Only statement #2 is true c. Both statements are true