Why is “soft” iron used for the core of an electromagnet? It is difficult to magnetize. It has no magnetic domains. It is a permanent magnet. It is easily magnetized.

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Why is “soft” iron used for the core of an electromagnet?

It is difficult to magnetize.

It has no magnetic domains.

It is a permanent magnet.

It is easily magnetized.

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It is difficult to magnetize.

Ravi Wallau answered Mar 3, 2021

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