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1. Something that is magnetic has magnetic fields. The fields start at the North Pole and go around the magnet, and terminate at the south pole of the magnet. All <span>magnetic substances have north and south poles.
2. A</span>n electric field is the area that surrounds an electric charge an magnetic field is the are of the force around the magnetic poles it is induced by <span>emf.</span>

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