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What is produced by a stream of electrons flowing through a wire that is coiled around an iron core? A. A radiation field B. a static field C. An atomic field
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What is produced by a stream of electrons flowing through a wire that is coiled around an iron core?

A. A radiation field
B. a static field
C. An atomic field

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Answer: c an atomic field

Explanation: this is because the atoms from the coil are traveling throught the iron core to create an electromagnet

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