An electromagnet is strong enough to lift 200 kg of mass. If you double the number of turns of wire around the core and triple t
1 answer:
Answer:1200 kg
Explanation:
Given
Electromagnet can lift a mass of
Magnetic force necessary to hold mass is proportional to Magnetic field
and magnetic field (B) is proportional to NIA
where N=no of turns
I=current in the magnet
A=area of cross-section
When we double the no of turns and triple the current then
N becomes 2 N
I becomes 3 I
therefore magnetic field becomes 6 times
Thus magnetic force becomes 6 times and we can say that electromagnet can hold the 6 times of given weight
i.e.
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