which statements correctly describe the relationship between a solenoid and an electromagnet? check all that…
which statements correctly describe the relationship between a solenoid and an electromagnet? check all that apply.\na solenoid is an electromagnet.\na solenoid carries an electric current.\nan electromagnet is a solenoid with a metal core.\nan electromagnet induces an electric current in a solenoid.\na solenoid induces a magnetic field in a metal core.
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Brief Explanations:
A solenoid is a coil of wire that can carry an electric - current. When a metal core is inserted into a solenoid, it becomes an electromagnet. A solenoid can induce a magnetic field in a metal core when current passes through it. A solenoid is not inherently an electromagnet (it needs a core to be a typical electromagnet), and an electromagnet doesn't induce a current in a solenoid in the described context.
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B. A solenoid carries an electric current. C. An electromagnet is a solenoid with a metal core. E. A solenoid induces a magnetic field in a metal core.