Some pins are placed near the end of a nail shown in the circuit diagram. Now the current is switched on for some time and then switched off. What will happen?
As the current is switched on the pins cling to the tip of the nail but when it is switched off, the pins drop back
When current is passed through the wire wound on the nail, the nail behaves as electromagnet and attracts the pins. As soon as current supply is cut off, the nail no longer behaves as an electromagnet and the pins are no longer attracted by it.