19- Which of the following must be done in order for a current to flow through a conducting wire? A) heating the wire B) Connecting a battery to both ends of the wire C) connecting the two ends of the wire D) Connecting a no-charge capacitor to both ends of the wire E) cooling the wire

19- Which of the following must be done in order for a current to flow through a conducting wire? A) heating the wire B) Connecting a battery to both ends of the wire C) connecting the two ends of the wire D) Connecting a no-charge capacitor to both ends of the wire E) cooling the wire

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Which of the following must be done in order for a current to flow through a conducting wire?
O A) heating the wire
B) Connecting a battery to both ends of the wire
C) connecting the two ends of the wire
D) Connecting a no-charge capacitor to both ends of the wire
E) cooling the wire

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