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Jaylene Fox

1 December, 03:42

Lisa made the electromagnet shown. What can Lisa do to increase the strength of the electromagnet? She can use a nail with weaker magnetic properties. She can change the direction of the nail. She can move the wire loops closer together. She can reduce the number of wire loops.

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