At what temp,'cu'bar will act as a magnet,when current passes through 'cu'wire

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At what temp,'cu'bar will act as a magnet,when current passes through 'cu'wire

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At what temp,'cu'bar will act as a magnet,when current passes through 'cu'wire

which is winded on the 'cu'bar. This is the question related to Applied Physics.

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