what is a solenoid? what are the three factors on which the strength of a solenoid depends
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A solenoid is an arrangement in which a wire is wounded on a magnet closely
Three factors on which it's strength depends are
Amount of current applied
No of turns of coil
Strength of magnet
Three factors on which it's strength depends are
Amount of current applied
No of turns of coil
Strength of magnet
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Solenoid: A closely packed insulated wire in the form of a helix such that its length is very large as compared to its diameter is called solenoid.
The three factors on which the strength of a solenoid depends are:
1). Number of turns of solenoid
2). Amount of current
3). Quality of the material used in making the solenoid
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The three factors on which the strength of a solenoid depends are:
1). Number of turns of solenoid
2). Amount of current
3). Quality of the material used in making the solenoid
hope it helps!!
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