Mr. Cortez asked his students to give examples in which electrical energy is transformed into heat. Students worked in a small group. They recorded their answers in a table. If you were Mr. Cortez, how would you comment on the answers in the table? A) Only Jane is correct. B) All the students are correct. C) Emily and Michelle are correct. D) Everyone except John is correct.
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