Question

Choose the option that correctly fills in the blanks: Magnetic fields point from ___ poles toward ___ poles.

Answer 1

Magnetic fields point from north poles toward south poles.

Explanation:

• A magnetic compass doesn't highlight the geographic north pole. A magnetic compass focuses on the earth's magnetic poles, which are not equivalent to earth's geographic poles.

• About magnets, opposite poles attract each other. This reality infers that the north finish of a magnet in a compass is pulled in toward the south attractive posts, which lies close to the geographic north shaft. Attractive field lines outside of a lasting magnet reliably run from the north attractive shaft toward the south attractive post.