When you reverse the direction of the batteries, what happens to the movement of the compass needle? oniNKETE O The compass needle moves (deflects) in the same direction The compass needle moves (deflects) in the opposite direction O The compass needle no longer moves (deflects) ... va

When you reverse the direction of the batteries, what happens to the movement of the compass needle? oniNKETE O The compass needle moves (deflects) in the same direction The compass needle moves (deflects) in the opposite direction O The compass needle no longer moves (deflects) ... va

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