Answer:
A. The poles are opposite
Explanation:
Magnets are object that produce magnetic fields, which are regions of space that exert a forces on charged particles in motion or on other magnets.
Every magnet has 2 opposite poles, which are labelled by convention as North Pole and South Pole; the lines of the magnetic field of a magnet go out from the North Pole and go into the South Pole.
Magnetic poles always exist in pair: it means, every magnet always contains a North Pole and a South Pole. If a magnet is cut in a half, each half of the magnet will still have a North Pole and a South Pole.
Each pole exerts a force on another pole; in particular, we have:
- Like poles (north-north or south-south) repel each other
- Opposite poles (north-south) attract each other
In this problem, a magnet is attracted to a metal object: this means that the two poles must be of opposite polarity. Therefore, the correct option is
A. The poles are opposite
Land breeze blows during the night from land to sea and the land becomes cooler faster than the sea. The air above the sea becomes less dense (i.e. warmer) and rises. The cooler air from the land moves in to take its place. Sea breeze: Sea breeze blows during the day and the land heats up faster than the sea
Four abiotic factors in a prairie ecosystem would be soil, climate/temperature, water, and oxygen. Hope this helps!
Microscopes are one of the laboratory tools used to maximize the visual acuity of a certain specimen, it maybe a living or non-living organism or object. Thus, microscopes are widely used in these laboratories to increase microscopic observation with entities that cannot be perceived thru the naked eye. However, for scientisits to determine such specimen is a living thing if there's a presence of cell. Cell cannot be viewed via the visual organs alone but with the microscope a living specimen can be discerned with its characteristics such as cellular structure, slight and fidgety movement and other particular details..
Answer:c
Explanation: The plant is responding to external stimuli by growing toward light like our eyes adjusting to the light in the dark......................
