Asked by dallasboy

Which change will cause an increase in the electric current produced through electromagnetic induction?

using more wire loops in the solenoid
using the opposite pole of the magnet
using a weaker magnet
moving the solenoid slower

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Using more wire loops in the solenoid.

Reason: Faraday's law gives emf = −N dΦ/dt, so increasing the number of turns N increases the induced emf (and thus the induced current). Using the opposite pole only reverses the current direction, while a weaker magnet or moving slower reduce dΦ/dt and so decrease the induced current.