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How would the strength of an electromagnet change if a copper core was used to replace its iron core? O A. It would decrease. B. It would stay the same. C. It would increase. D.…

How would the strength of an electromagnet change if a copper core was used to replace its iron core? O A. It would decrease. B. It would stay the same. C. It would increase. D.…
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How would the strength of an electromagnet change if a copper core was

used to replace its iron core?
O A. It would decrease.
B. It would stay the same.
C. It would increase.
D. It would vary unpredictably.
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How would the strength of an electromagnet change if a copper core was used to replace-example-1
User Erfan Eghterafi
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Answer: decrease I believe

Step-by-step explanation:

Just because if you replaced copper with iron it gets stronger

User Corey Downie
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Answer:

C

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