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anastassius [24]
2 years ago
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table 4.interaction between two permanent bar magnets what i did to the pair of magnets to cause interaction and observed the ef

fect/s ( attracted or repeled

Physics
2 answers:
Leni [432]2 years ago
6 0

A magnet is a substance which attracts or repels another substance. In a magnet, the atoms are aligned in a particular direction in domains. A magnet has two poles: North pole and South pole. The domains are oppositely aligned in unlike poles. Like poles repel each other where as unlike poles attract each other. Hence, when we bring like poles closer, repulsion would be experienced. In case of unlike poles, they would stick together.

yawa3891 [41]2 years ago
5 0

The two permanent magnets can interact with each other so that the two magnets are brought closer to the opposite poles so that they will attract each other

<h3>Further explanation </h3>

Magnets are objects that can attract other objects. Objects that are brought close to a magnet are attracted because they have a magnetic force

A magnetic field is a magnetic region that is still a magnetic force, so objects placed in a magnetic field will be attracted to a magnet

The strongest magnetic force is at the magnetic ends. This magnetic tip is called a magnetic pole consisting of the north pole and south pole

The magnetic north pole will point towards the north pole of the earth and the magnetic south pole will point towards the south pole of the earth.

Similar poles (north and south poles) will pull each other, while similar poles (north-north pole and south pole with the south) will repel each other

 

An iron or steel can be made into a magnet by rubbing, using an electric current or by induction.

Magnetic properties can be lost if magnets are heated or hit

Materials whose magnetic properties are easily lost are called temporary magnets such as iron and those that are hard to lose are called permanent magnets such as steel

The nature of materials that are exposed to or interact with magnets can give different responses. Some are drawn very strong, weak or even rejected. the nature of this material is classified into 3 namely ferromagnetic (easily drawn), paramagnetic (weakly drawn), and diamagnetic (slightly resisted)

So that the two permanent magnets can interact with each other, then the two magnets are brought closer to the opposite poles so that they will pull together

<h3>Learn more </h3>

The relationship between electric and magnetic fields

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The direction of the magnetic field

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Magnetic polish

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Keywords: magnetic poles, magnetic fields, north pole, south pole, repel, attract

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