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who is dx

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who is dx

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who is d

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who is dxdfefe

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who is dxde

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who is dxd

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i wonder how electro magnets exactly work it cant go threw the current

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if you take a north pole of a magnetic and the other north pole of a magnetic they will re

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I would like to understand at a microscopic level why magnets attract or repel each other. I understand that there are tiny loops of currents caused by the spin and orbital rotations of electrons, that there are magnetic moments, but I don't understand why magnets attract. How is the magnetic force (F=qv x B) acting? What is doing the work since magnetic forces are not doing any work? Thank y

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magnets can help cows alot

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Magnets have two poles and when opposite poles came together (north and south) they attract to each other and stick together

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well there's a north and a south pole if the north pole faces to the south pole then it will repel but if a north pole faces a north then it will atract the connetic energy

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were did magnets come from

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hey camdon guess who it is by the way if north pole channels connetic energy through the south pole then back to magnet of the north pole what would happen

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south and south or north and north repel

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North and south attract

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If the same sides of two magnets are touching then they repel. For example if the south and south are touching then they will repel. If the opposites of a magnet touch they will connect . For example if the north pole and the south pole touch they will connect. They will connect with an invisible force or they will repel with an invisible force.

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the north and the south attract and the south and the south or the north and the north repel

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The force is making them attract or repel.They repel if the same sides are south and south.They attract if the north or south sides are put together.

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the same sides repel, and opposite poles attract

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i wonder how the north and the south exactly work

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North and south face one another they attract, north and north push apart .

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If north hits north they repel or south and south hit they repel. If north and south connect they attract.

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the sorth and nouth push together and it attacked the magnets !!!!!!

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because the magnetic fields push or pull another magnet for example

E3 EE 33 3=south E=north

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they attract and repel it can be south and south and north and north and north to attract

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They attract and repel because the south and north pole when facing opposite they repel but south and south attract and north and north attract aswell.

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because magnets have different poles.

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because the poles in the magnet are different and they push with force.

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because of the little Adams cotrol the magnatisem of the magnet

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magnets attract and repel because the poles could be north and south facing each other or south and north facing each other that is repel but attract is when it is north and north or south and south

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I think magnets  repel because one North pole and one South pole are different and they have different parts, so they don't want to attract. When they have the same parts they want to pull together.

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Because there different magnets.North and south magnets are not the same.

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Magnets repel and attract because they have different poles north and south. The north as a stronger pole then the south. The south as a week pole.