Question

what other observation have you made regarding your electric motor madel?

Answer 1

In conclusion my hypothesis that the  learned that making a simple electric motor isn't all that easy. I learned that in order for the wire to spin the insulation has to be sanded off. I learned that this has to happen because the insulation wont conduct electricity. I also learned the wire has to be centered  with the magnet to help conduct electricity. I also learned that also in order to create enough energy for the wire you have to be sure that the paper clip is attached nicely to the battery. I found that, that was the reason why my motor didn't work at first because my paper clips weren't tightly taped to the battery so that is was touching it enough. The wire I was using was a 22 gauge wire.  I did a little experiment to see if the 24 gauge wire I had would work better but it didn't the wire was smaller so it didn't work.


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Answer 2

I suppose this question is a part of a series of questions.

To answer this question, we must first know the initial observations made about the electric motor model.

Without the initial observations, further observations cannot be made. Kindly mention the initial observations made in the question so that someone can completely answer it.