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The current attained for a single magnet with north pole entering the solenoid is 4.7 milliamps...

The current attained for a single magnet with north pole entering the solenoid is 4.7 milliamps while the current attained for a single magnet with south pole entering the solenoid is 6.4 milliamps. Explain the difference with scientific reasonings.

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