Set-up B1. Using the same nail (without the coil of wire), make 15 turns of wire around it,then place the nail near the small pieces of paper clips. Take note of howmany paper clips were attracted to the nail.2. Repeat step 1 with an increasing number of coils of wire around the nail (30and 45 turns).3. Complete the table below.153045Number of Turns of WireAround The NailNumber of AttractedPaper Clips
Answer (1)
Answer:This experiment is about creating an electromagnet by wrapping a wire around a nail and then testing how many paper clips the nail can pick up as you increase the number of wire turns. The number of attracted paper clips will generally increase as the number of wire turns increases because the strength of the electromagnet becomes stronger.Here's a breakdown of what you would typically observe:1. **15 Turns of Wire:** The nail will attract some paper clips, but not as many as in the next steps because the electromagnet is weaker with fewer turns.2. **30 Turns of Wire:** More paper clips will be attracted to the nail as the magnetic field is stronger.3. **45 Turns of Wire:** The nail will attract the most paper clips because the electromagnet is at its strongest with the most turns.
