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A student needs to put insulator tubing around the wires that run from the rotating loop to the light bulb. What type of material should the student use for insulator tubing? Aluminum Silver Rubber Copper
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A student needs to put insulator tubing around the wires that run from the rotating loop to the light bulb. What type of material should the student use for insulator tubing?
Aluminum
Silver
Rubber
Copper
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rubber
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because its the only insulator
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Copper Im petty sure
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