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what is a solenoid? what are the three factors on which the strength of a solenoid depends

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Answered by AptkamSingla
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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

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Answered by Ruhanika105
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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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