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A solenoid consists of 100 circular turns of copper wire. Parts of three turns, A, B and C, are shown below.




When a current flows through the coil,

both A and C are repelled by B.

A is attracted to B; C is repelled by B.

neither A nor C is attracted to or repelled by B.

A is repelled by B; C is attracted to B.

both A and C are attracted to B.


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