A circuit is made up of a bar magnet, a wire coil, an ammeter and connecting wires. Which part could you exclude from the circuit and still have a working electromagnet? A. The wire coil B. The bar magnet

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A circuit is made up of a bar magnet, a wire coil, an ammeter and connecting

wires. Which part could you exclude from the circuit and still have a working
electromagnet?
A. The wire coil
B. The bar magnet
O
C. The connecting wires
D. The ammeter

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The answer is D. The ammeter.

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Answer: the ammeter

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