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If I double the number of loops of wire in an electromagnetic coil, the magnetic field will A) halve: be half as much OB) unknown C) double: be twice as much D) quadruple: be four times as much

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If I double the number of loops of wire in an electromagnetic coil, the magnetic field
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OA) halve: be half as much
B) unknown
C) double: be twice as much
D) quadruple: be four times as much

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