List two factors on which the strength of the magnetic field lines produced by a solenoid depends.
Asked by subbukum | 4th Feb, 2020, 02:24: PM
Expert Answer:
Strength of magnetic field produced by solenoid depends on following factors:
i) current passing through the wire
ii) number of loops of the coil of solenoid
iii) Nature of core material used for making the solenoid
Answered by Shiwani Sawant | 4th Feb, 2020, 03:24: PM
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