Copper is a metal that can behave like a magnet because
A) It has many magnetic domains oriented randomly
B) It has a very large magnetic domain pointing in a given direction
C) It is a conductor and can support electric current.
D) It has two large magnetic domains that always cancel each other out.

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Copper itself is not magnetic but can exhibit magnetic properties when an electric current flows through it, due to the generation of a magnetic field around the current-carrying conductor. This is a fundamental principle of electromagnetism.

Copper Is a Metal That Can Behave Like a Magnet