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What are two factors that increase the strength of an electromagnet?
Increase the current through the wire
Increase the number of coils
What is the relationship between the amount of paper clips picked up and the number of coils?
The higher the number of coils, the more paper clips picked up. (Positive correlation)
What is the independent variable?
Number of coil turns
What is the dependent variable?
Number of paper clips picked up
What is the control variable?
current
Size of paper clips
Material of the wire
What is the method?
Wind the insulated wire tightly around the nail to make an electromagnet of 10 turns.
Just power pack to the current 0.5 A.
Attach as many paper clips to the electromagnet as it will hold.
Count the number of paper clips and record on the table. Switch off the electromagnet
Switch back on, keep the current at 0.5 A and repeat the paper clip reading, Record on the table and calculate the average.
Repeat the process increasing the number of if turns by 10-50 coils.
How do you make the experiment more accurate?
By using smaller paper clips.