If you have an electromagnet, how can you make its magnetic field stronger? 10. a. Increase the size of the magnetic domains b. Increase the strength of the electrical current c. Increase the length of the wire

If you have an electromagnet, how can you make its magnetic field stronger? 10. a. Increase the size of the magnetic domains b. Increase the strength of the electrical current c. Increase the length of the wire

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Chapter25: Electromagnetic Induction

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