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How can a magnetic field be strengthened in a wire? (1 point)

O by insulating the wire
O by heating the wire
O by coiling the wire
O by straightening the wire

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Hey there ur answer will be C hope this helps

Roobie Nuby answered Nov 19, 2023

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