You can change the coild density, n, of the solenoid by: A. using a different magnet...
You can change the coild density, n, of the solenoid by:
A. using a different magnet
B. stretching the slinky
C. increasing the voltage on the power supply
D. changing the orientation of the slinky relative to the Earth's magnetic field
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Imagine a magnet impended in n clear fluid and allowed to rotate in all directions The fluid in in a clear container and you can observe the magnet suspended in the liquid .sitting on a table here in the UALR Physics Laboratory. The magnet is clearly and correctly marked N and S, indicating its Magnetic North Pole and Magnetic South Pole. Again, assuming the magnet were free to orient itself in the earth's magnetic field, you would find that...
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