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What is an electrical current that is made when a magnet moves through a wire? induced current reactive current magnet current stagnant current

What is an electrical current that is made when a magnet moves through a wire? induced current reactive current magnet current stagnant current
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What is an electrical current that is made when a magnet moves through a wire?

induced current

reactive current

magnet current

stagnant current

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Answer:

stagnant current

Step-by-step explanation:

stagnant current because eit is

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