As you increase current, what happens to the strength of an electromagnet?

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As you increase current, the strength of an electromagnet intensifies.

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EleoNora [17]

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Actually Welcome to the Concept of the Wave Optics.

Whenever the waves are out of phase they form a DESTRUCTIVE interference.

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Destructive Interference occurs when two waves are out of phase.

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F = 3x10^8m/s / 6x10^-7m = Hz

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andrezito [222]

The answer is A-Mitosis

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I’m pretty sure it would be 10/20= 0.5m/s2

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Answer:C 24 mi/hr

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