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Magnets always point towards north or south. It has been proven that magnets of the same magnetic poles repel each other and those that have different magnetic poles attract each other. Therefore, for the case of N-S magnetic pole, they attract.

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FOR PLATO, The answer is B. They are attracted to each other.

Explanation:

the answer is definitely not C. They create a magnetic field from S to N.

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