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What happens to the deflection when we increase the number of turns of wire around the compass, but keep the same current?
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What happens to the deflection when we increase the number of turns of wire

around the compass, but keep the same current?

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Because the amount of the field is exactly related to the strength of the electric current, the deflection increases as the current increases. That is, as the electric current increases, so does the magnetic field.

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