E Ooer with Google DocsD. The current delivered to the iron willbe lower than the maximum amount.The graph below shows how thetemperature of a sample of waterchanges as energy is added to thesample.4.Which statement describes what mostlikely occurs when a magnetic compassis placed next to a simple circuit madefrom a battery, a light bulb, and a wire?The Heating of Water100A. A magnetic field created by thecompass causes the light bulb tostop working.B. A magnetic field created by theelectric current causes the compassRSneedle to move.Energy Added (J)C. A magnetic field created by thecompass increases the current in theelectrical circuit.During which interval does a gas form?D. A magnetic field created by theelectric current places negativecharges on the compass.A. Q to RB. R to SC. S to TD. T to UPage4 11Q +DELLTemperature (°C)

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D. The current delivered to the iron will
be lower than the maximum amount.
The graph below shows how the
temperature of a sample of water
changes as energy is added to the
sample.
4.
Which statement describes what most
likely occurs when a magnetic compass
is placed next to a simple circuit made
from a battery, a light bulb, and a wire?
The Heating of Water
100
A. A magnetic field created by the
compass causes the light bulb to
stop working.
B. A magnetic field created by the
electric current causes the compass
RS
needle to move.
Energy Added (J)
C. A magnetic field created by the
compass increases the current in the
electrical circuit.
During which interval does a gas form?
D. A magnetic field created by the
electric current places negative
charges on the compass.
A. Q to R
B. R to S
C. S to T
D. T to U
Page
4 11
Q +
DELL
Temperature (°C)

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