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Help me please

Date Posted: 6 years ago

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Jeff Tan

6 years ago

The pair will be A and D. To see if the strength depends on the number of turns, first make the number of batteries constant, from there, you can then compare if there is any change in strength when the number of turns changes from 10 to 30.
So the answer is A and D.

Shirley Goh

6 years ago

Thanks a lot

Jeff Tan

6 years ago

Your welcome :)

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Find the experiment's variable to be changed first.

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Shirley Goh

6 years ago

Thanks

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