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kondaur [170]
3 years ago
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Two solenoids stand side-by-side. Solenoid B differs from solenoid A in three respects. Its total current is 2 times as great, i

t has 4 times as many coils, and it is 3 times as long. How do the magnetic fields inside the two solenoids compare? A.. A standing wave is generated.. B.. Beats are produced.. C.. A traveling wave is generated.. D.. Resonance occurs.. E.. The frequency of the resultant wave decreases.
Physics
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photoshop1234 [79]3 years ago
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The correct answer for this question is letter "E.. The frequency of the resultant wave decreases." The magnetic fields inside the two solenoids compare can give t<span>he frequency of the resultant wave decreases, given two solenoids, with current twice as great and 4 times as many coils and 3 times long.</span>
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