2. What effect does increasing the current have on a solenoid?

A It will weaken the poles of the electromagnet.

OB It will reverse the current's flow.

C It will produce a weaker magnetic field.

D It will produce a stronger magnetic field.

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Maritza Deleon

Physics

24 September, 11:19

2. What effect does increasing the current have on a solenoid?

A It will weaken the poles of the electromagnet.

OB It will reverse the current's flow.

C It will produce a weaker magnetic field.

D It will produce a stronger magnetic field.

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Tanya Lowery · Answer 1

It will produce a stronger magnetic field.

Explanation:

Ampere's law states the magnetic field of a solenoid is directly proportional to the current supplied.

2. What effect does increasing the current have on a solenoid?A It will weaken the poles of the electromagnet.OB It will reverse the current's flow.C It will produce a weaker magnetic field.D It will produce a stronger magnetic field.

2. What effect does increasing the current have on a solenoid?

A It will weaken the poles of the electromagnet.

OB It will reverse the current's flow.

C It will produce a weaker magnetic field.

D It will produce a stronger magnetic field.