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When an electric current flows through a copper wire AB as shown in Figure14.1, the wire

A

deflects a magnetic needle placed near it.

B

becomes red hot.

C

gives electric shock.

D

behaves like a fuse.

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A
Deflects a magnetic needle placed near it. A current-carrying wire produces magnetic field.
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