Physics, asked by mahikaravindraballal, 3 months ago

Can we use a U- shaped permanent magnet in making an electric bell? Give reason.

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Answered by Adyasha777

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Yes you can use u shaped permanent magnet in making an electrical bell. there is no problem as you are using magnet it will work.

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