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A loop of wire is connected to the terminals of a battery. A B S- ンN a.) The loop attracts a nearby bar magnet. Which of the battery terminals is the positive terminal (higher voltage)? terminal A rent in v terminal B b.) If you have the ability to send whatever current you like (or none at all) into this wire loop, how can you affect the nearby bar magnet? (Select all that apply.) repel the magnet leave the magnet alone attract the magnet

A loop of wire is connected to the terminals of a battery. A B S- ンN a.) The loop attracts a nearby bar magnet. Which of the battery terminals is the positive terminal (higher voltage)? terminal A rent in v terminal B b.) If you have the ability to send whatever current you like (or none at all) into this wire loop, how can you affect the nearby bar magnet? (Select all that apply.) repel the magnet leave the magnet alone attract the magnet

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A loop of wire is connected to the terminals of a battery. A B S- ンN a.) The loop attracts a nearby bar magnet. Which of the battery terminals is the positive terminal (higher voltage)? terminal A rent in v terminal B b.) If you have the ability to send whatever current you like (or none at all) into this wire loop, how can you affect the nearby bar magnet? (Select all that apply.) repel the magnet leave the magnet alone attract the magnet
Transcribed Image Text:A loop of wire is connected to the terminals of a battery. A B S- ンN a.) The loop attracts a nearby bar magnet. Which of the battery terminals is the positive terminal (higher voltage)? terminal A rent in v terminal B b.) If you have the ability to send whatever current you like (or none at all) into this wire loop, how can you affect the nearby bar magnet? (Select all that apply.) repel the magnet leave the magnet alone attract the magnet
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