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Beena wanted to make an electromagnet. She first took a pencil and wrapped a coil around it and connected the coil to a cell. Then she repeated the same experiment with a steel screw. In which case will she be successful and why?

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To determine in which case Beena will successfully create an electromagnet, we need to analyze the materials she used in her experiments. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Materials**: Beena used two different objects: a pencil and a steel screw. The pencil is made of wood and graphite, while the steel screw is made of steel. 2. **Understand Electromagnetism**: ...
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