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An electric current is flowing through a copper wire. Which type of force can be produced by the flow of the current? A. magnetic B. gravitational C. frictional D. centrifugal
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An electric current is flowing through a copper wire. Which type of force can be produced by the flow of the current?

A.
magnetic
B.
gravitational
C.
frictional
D.
centrifugal

User Scott Bartlett
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Answer:

magnetic foce

Step-by-step explanation:

flow of current creates magnetic field in wire!

That's the reason we experience mag. force.

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✌️:)

User Sashaaero
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Answer:

a. magnetic

hope it helps

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