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Changing the direction of current flow, will or will not affect the strength of an electromagnet? Pick one: Will or Will Not

Changing the direction of current flow, will or will not affect the strength of an electromagnet? Pick one: Will or Will Not
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Changing the direction of current flow, will or will not affect the strength of an electromagnet? Pick one: Will or Will Not

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will not .

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User TrivialCase
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Answer:

Will not.

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just got the question correct.

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