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thus all the wire in which the electricity is passed behaves like a magnet ???
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When the electricity is passed through a wire than it produces a magnetic field around it which can be observed by spreading the iron nail near the wire. U will see that the iron nail will arrange themselves around a magnet when current is passed through it. So because of the production of magnetic field around a wire it behaves like a magnet.
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When the electricity is passed through a wire than it produces a magnetic field around it which can be observed by spreading the iron nail near the wire. U will see that the iron nail will arrange themselves around a magnet when current is passed through it. So because of the production of magnetic field around a wire it behaves like a magnet.
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caronduke009:
means
we have to cut the wire to make it open ??
ohh then in case of electric iron the wire is covered with an insulated
ok then
what is meant by zero field strength
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A magnetic field is formed around the wire in the form of circular rings if you pass current through a straight wire.
And if you do the same with a spring-like thing, for ex:- solenoid, then magnetic field is produced along its axis.
So it is proved that Magnetic field is produced by moving charges and thus the electricity which passes through do behaves like a magnet.
And if you do the same with a spring-like thing, for ex:- solenoid, then magnetic field is produced along its axis.
So it is proved that Magnetic field is produced by moving charges and thus the electricity which passes through do behaves like a magnet.
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