The energy that powers a hurricane is derived from?
a.)a stationary front.
c.)funnel clouds.
b.)condensation of water vapor.
d.)sublimation of water.

The correct answer is B. The energy that powers a hurricane is derived from condensation of water vapor.

Explanation:

In meteorology, the term hurrican is used to refer to a stormy system characterized by a closed circulation around a low pressure center that produces strong winds and abundant rain. Hurricanes extract their energy from the condensation of moist air, producing strong winds. They are distinguished from other cyclonic storms, such as polar lows, by the mechanism of heat that feeds them, which turns them into stormy "warm core" systems.

the answer would be c

iron would move it is magnetic there is a mag field around the current in the wire