Science, asked by lizakhan30, 8 months ago

Draw a rough figure of a simple electromagnet. How can we find out if it is magnetic or not?
Plz draw in a notebook and attach a picture of it.​

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Answered by akash7368
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Answer:

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Answered by franktheruler
11

We can find out it is magnetic or not by the following activity:

(Electromagnet is formed by a solenoid that carries an electric current, thus forming a magnetic field.)

  • Prepare a solenoid by wrapping insulated copper wire closely in a cylindrical shape around a matchbox.
  • Connect this solenoid to an electric circuit having a battery and key. Also, place a small compass inside the matchbox as it has the magnetic needle.
  • Close the key so that the electric current is established in this solenoid.
  • At this point, the magnetic needle in the compass deflects. Moreover, on switching off the current, the magnetic needle deflects back to its original position.
  • This proves that a magnetic field is established in the electromagnet.

(Figure of the electromagnet is attached in the figure.)

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