Question

when current passes through solenoid how does IT Act​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

When current is passed through a solenoid, the magnetic fields act almost like that of a bar magnet. One end acts as the magnetic north pole, and the other end acts as the magnetic south pole

Answer 2

When current is passed through solenoid, the electrons in it due to motion create magnetic field like a bar magnet. Answer: A solinoid is a Electric coil . When current passing through the coil it will generate two magnetic poles jut like a bar magnet