If a permanent magnet picks up a steel paper clip, the paper clip also becomes a magnet. How does an electromagnet differ from the magnetized paper clip? O A. An interaction between electricity and magnetism produces an electromagnet, while a permanent magnet induces the paper clip's magnetic field. O B. An electric current can run through a permanent magnet to magnetize the steel paper clip, but an electric current cannot run through the paper clip. O C. An interaction between electricity and magnetism induces the paper clip's magnetic field, while an electromagnet is produced by a permanent magnet. O D. A magnet does not form when an electric current interacts with a magnetic field, but a magnet will form when an electromagnet interacts with a permanent magnet.

If a permanent magnet picks up a steel paper clip, the paper clip also becomes a magnet. How does an electromagnet differ from the magnetized paper clip? O A. An interaction between electricity and magnetism produces an electromagnet, while a permanent magnet induces the paper clip's magnetic field. O B. An electric current can run through a permanent magnet to magnetize the steel paper clip, but an electric current cannot run through the paper clip. O C. An interaction between electricity and magnetism induces the paper clip's magnetic field, while an electromagnet is produced by a permanent magnet. O D. A magnet does not form when an electric current interacts with a magnetic field, but a magnet will form when an electromagnet interacts with a permanent magnet.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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