alleryA solenoid’s turns are doubled and its current halved. Its length and core are unchanged. How does its magnetic-field strength change?
AIt halves
BIt remains unchanged
CIt becomes four times as large
DIt doubles
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It remains unchanged
For unchanged geometry and core, field strength is proportional to turns times current, so doubling turns and halving current cancel.
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