the number of turns in a solenoid are increased five times,without any increase in current. How is its magnetic intensity affected?
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We know that magnetic field B = UNI.
B is the magnetic field and N is the number of turns of the coil of the solenoid.
I am the current.
Hence if current increases 5 folds, the magnetic intensity B also increases 5 times because the magnetic intensity and current, I.e. B and I respectively are directly proportional to each other.
B is the magnetic field and N is the number of turns of the coil of the solenoid.
I am the current.
Hence if current increases 5 folds, the magnetic intensity B also increases 5 times because the magnetic intensity and current, I.e. B and I respectively are directly proportional to each other.
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We know that B=UNI, where B is magnetic field and I is current.
Since B is directly proportional to current ( I ), then if B the intensity of magnetic field is increased 5 times then the magnitude of current is also increased 5 times.
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