When current passes through solenoid how does it acts?
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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
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The solenoid acts as an electromagnet
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In such case the solenoid is converted into an electromagnet
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