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When would an electromagnet stop working?
A.
An electromagnet would stop working when the electric current is interrupted.
B.
An electromagnet would stop working when it cools below 45°F.
C.
An electromagnet would stop working after 24 hours.
D.
An electromagnet would stop working when it gets sunlight.
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A. An electromagnet would stop working when the electric current is interrupted.
Explanation: An electromagnet produces a magnetic field only while electric current flows through its coil. If the current is turned off or disrupted, the magnetic field collapses and the electromagnet stops behaving like a magnet. Cooling, time passing, or sunlight do not inherently stop an electromagnet.
Explanation: An electromagnet produces a magnetic field only while electric current flows through its coil. If the current is turned off or disrupted, the magnetic field collapses and the electromagnet stops behaving like a magnet. Cooling, time passing, or sunlight do not inherently stop an electromagnet.
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