People always use water flowing in pipes to analogize electric circuits. Which of the following is NOT correct about this analogy? A. Water flow in pipes and electric current in a wire are profoundly different physical phenomena, so the analogy must break down at some point. B. A water circuit involves common visible phenomena, the analogy with water flowing in pipes can give some quick perspective about the behavior of a simple direct current electric circuit. C. While the analogy between water flow and electricity flow can be a useful perspective aid for simple direct current circuits, the examination of the differences between water flow and electric current can also be instructive. D. The water analogy is always accurate and not misleading in any situation