Object Material Observation copper Light bulb lights up rubber Light bulb does not light up aluminum Light bulb lights up wood Light bulb does not light up Light bulb does not light up glass What can Cassie determine from her investigation? A.O Rubber, wood, and glass are conductors. Copper and aluminum are insulators. B.O Copper and aluminum are conductors. Rubber, wood, and glass are insulators. C.O Wood and glass are conductors. Rubber, copper, and aluminum are insulators. D. Rubber and glass are conductors. Copper, wood, and aluminum are insulators.
Object Material Observation copper Light bulb lights up rubber Light bulb does not light up aluminum Light bulb lights up wood Light bulb does not light up Light bulb does not light up glass What can Cassie determine from her investigation? A.O Rubber, wood, and glass are conductors. Copper and aluminum are insulators. B.O Copper and aluminum are conductors. Rubber, wood, and glass are insulators. C.O Wood and glass are conductors. Rubber, copper, and aluminum are insulators. D. Rubber and glass are conductors. Copper, wood, and aluminum are insulators.
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Object Material
Observation
copper
Light bulb lights up
rubber
Light bulb does not light up
aluminum
Light bulb lights up
wood
Light bulb does not light up
glass
Light bulb does not light up
What can Cassie determine from her investigation?
A.O Rubber, wood, and glass are conductors. Copper and aluminum are insulators.
B. Copper and aluminum are conductors. Rubber, wood, and glass are insulators.
C. Wood and glass are conductors. Rubber, copper, and aluminum are insulators.
D.O Rubber and glass are conductors. Copper, wood, and aluminum are insulators.
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