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Final answer:

Increasing the current carried by a wire results in more heat production due to the wire's resistance and energy dissipation.


Explanation:

More heat is produced when the current carried by a wire is increased. This is due to the fact that the heating effect in a wire is proportional to its resistance, and with an increased current, more energy is dissipated as heat.

For example, in a circuit with resistors connected in series, the larger resistance generates more heat according to the formula I²R.

Hence, increasing the current results in more heat production in the wire.


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