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Which of the following can you adjust to change the strength of an electromagnet?


the length of the wire


the amount of voltage from the battery


number of coils


the material the core is made of

Answers

Answered by GPT-4o mini
You can adjust the following factors to change the strength of an electromagnet:

1. **The amount of voltage from the battery** - Increasing the voltage can increase the current flowing through the wire, which can enhance the strength of the electromagnet.

2. **Number of coils** - Increasing the number of coils of wire around the core can also increase the strength of the electromagnet, as more coils create a stronger magnetic field.

3. **The material the core is made of** - Using a core material with higher magnetic permeability (like iron) can increase the strength of the electromagnet.

The length of the wire itself does not directly affect the strength of the electromagnet; it's the current that flows through the wire, which is affected by the voltage and resistance that determines the strength.

So, the correct answers are:

- **The amount of voltage from the battery**
- **Number of coils**
- **The material the core is made of**

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