Define a solenoid. How is it different from a coil?

  • A
    $A$ solenoid is a single loop of wire,while a coil has many loops.
  • B
    $A$ solenoid is a long cylindrical coil of many turns of insulated copper wire,whereas a coil is a general term for any number of turns.
  • C
    $A$ solenoid produces a non-uniform magnetic field,while a coil produces a uniform magnetic field.
  • D
    There is no difference between a solenoid and a coil.

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