Let's analyze the given data to determine which conclusion is best supported by the measurements of the currents for each electromagnet.
The current measurements given are:
- Electromagnet W: 2 amperes
- Electromagnet X: 5 amperes
- Electromagnet Y: 8 amperes
- Electromagnet Z: 3 amperes
We need to compare these values to draw accurate conclusions.
1. Electromagnet W is the strongest.
- Current for W is 2 amperes.
- This is less than the currents for X (5 amperes), Y (8 amperes), and Z (3 amperes).
- Therefore, this statement is false.
2. Electromagnet X is weaker than electromagnet Z.
- Current for X is 5 amperes.
- Current for Z is 3 amperes.
- Since 5 is greater than 3, this statement is false.
3. Electromagnet Y is the strongest.
- Current for Y is 8 amperes.
- This is greater than the currents for W (2 amperes), X (5 amperes), and Z (3 amperes).
- Therefore, this statement is true.
4. Electromagnet Y is weaker than electromagnet X.
- Current for Y is 8 amperes.
- Current for X is 5 amperes.
- Since 8 is greater than 5, this statement is false.
After analyzing the data, we can conclude that the statement Electromagnet Y is the strongest is best supported by the data.
Hence, the correct conclusion is:
Electromagnet Y is the strongest.