Which of the following would decrease the strength of an electromagnet? check all that apply a.) Straightening the wire b.) Increasing the current flow c.) Decreasing the voltage d.) Decreasing the resistance e.) Increasing the number of loops of wire
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Straightening the wire: This would decrease the strength of the electromagnet because it would make the wire less flexible. Show more…
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