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A piece of iron is wrapped in a wire and when a current goes through the wire, the iron becomes a magnet. What is this phenomenon called? A. polarity B. dipole moment C. electromagnetism D. static discharge
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A piece of iron is wrapped in a wire and when a current goes through the wire, the iron becomes a magnet. What is this phenomenon called?
C. electromagnetism
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Your answer would be C I hope this helps. ^^
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