The same current is passed through the following. Which will show the strongest magnetic strength?

(a) straight conducting wire
(b) coil of wire
(c) solenoid wound on a wooden core
(d) solenoid wound on an iron core

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(d) solenoid wound on an iron core
It will show the strongest magnetic strength. It is strong enough to attract metal paper clips as well as big iron nails.

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The same current is passed through the following. Which will show the strongest magnetic strength? (a) straight conducting wire (b) coil of wire (c) solenoid wound on a wooden core (d) solenoid wound on an iron core

(d) solenoid wound on an iron coreIt will show the strongest magnetic strength. It is strong enough to attract metal paper clips as well as big iron nails.

The same current is passed through the following. Which will show the strongest magnetic strength?

(a) straight conducting wire
(b) coil of wire
(c) solenoid wound on a wooden core
(d) solenoid wound on an iron core

(d) solenoid wound on an iron core
It will show the strongest magnetic strength. It is strong enough to attract metal paper clips as well as big iron nails.