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Use the figure and test your knowledge about magnetism.

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Use the figure and test your knowledge about magnetism.

by Aramis A Glez
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What type of magnet is represented in the figure?

2

What type of magnet is represented in the figure?

3

How do you classify the magnet in the figure according to its shape?

4

What type of interaction between magnets is being shown?

5

What is the name of this type of magnet?

6

At what point is the magnetic field strongest?

7

What color represents the south pole?

8

What is the name of the naturally occurring magnetic mineral represented?

9

What type of interaction between the magnets is being shown?

10

How would you classify the paper clips (as magnetic or non-magnetic) based on their behavior when placed near the object shown in the image?

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