True / False
1. Current - carrying coil, when suspended freely, can rest in any direction.
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True / False
1. Current - carrying coil, when suspended freely, can rest in any direction.
2. Silver is an insulator of electricity.
3. All metals are conductors of electricity.
4. An electric bell uses an electromagnet.
5. electromagnet with the soft iron core is a temporary magnet.
6. use cells as the source of electricity to run an electric immersion rod.
7. For a circuit to be complete, every part of it must be made up of conductors.
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