2. Explain how the number of batteries and the number of coils of wire affect the strength of an electromagnet.

The more the number of batteries and coils, the more the electromagnetism.

Explanation:

An electromagnet is a structure formed by passing electricity through a good conductor. Due to the 'Magnetic Effect Of Electric Current', the object functions as an electromagnet, that is, by attracting magnetic objects to it.

This intensity of electromagnetism is greatly dependent on the Electric flow or Current as well as the Number of coils on the electromagnet.

By increasing the number of coils in the electromagnet, you actually increase the electric flow per area or the Magnetic Induction, helping to broaden its magnetic field.

The more batteries you connect to a circuit, the more will be its voltage. Similarly, the more batteries you connect to an electromagnet, the greater will be its strength, due an increased flow of electrons.

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