Q) The opposite figure shows magnetic field lines caused by a continuous electric current passing in a core antenna solenoid. Answer the following: 1-Locate the north magnetic pole of the coil, and then draw magnetic field lines inside the coil 2-Determine the direction of the current passing in the coil. 3-Write two ways to increase the intensity of the magnetic field inside the coil?

Q) The opposite figure shows magnetic field lines caused by a continuous electric current passing in a core antenna solenoid. Answer the following: 1-Locate the north magnetic pole of the coil, and then draw magnetic field lines inside the coil 2-Determine the direction of the current passing in the coil. 3-Write two ways to increase the intensity of the magnetic field inside the coil?

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