How do you think magnets work? by Chelsea Wisniewski

Vanessa

2021-11-12 12:53:47 UTC

I think magnets work by being attracted to each other

Jonathan

2021-11-12 12:53:54 UTC

Magnetic force pulls and pushes them away

Carter

2021-11-12 12:54:30 UTC

I think magnets attract and pull away from each other.

Ella

2021-11-12 12:54:34 UTC

I think magnets work because of the magnetic force that pushes and pulls them away from other objects

Allison Macklin

2021-11-12 12:54:57 UTC

I think magnets work by attracting each other

Tamaya

2021-11-12 12:55:17 UTC

They attracted together.

Lucas Freeman

2021-11-12 12:55:20 UTC

I think that magnets work by electrons connecting to the other electrons making it so the magnets connect to each other.

Breanna

2021-11-12 12:56:15 UTC

I think magnets have something inside them that makes them attracted to each other

Xavier Hernandez (revised)

2021-11-12 12:56:20 UTC

I think it’s the magnetic fore pulling and pushing them away

2021-11-12 12:57:54 UTC

They stick together and pull together

Alana Archer

2021-11-12 12:59:47 UTC

I think magnets have force because when you put them close together they will stick.

I think magnets pulls and pushes them away and together.

2021-11-12 13:32:54 UTC

Paulette ford

2021-11-12 13:33:47 UTC

By the force and magnetism in the objects

They have a force that stronge

2021-11-12 13:34:28 UTC

There is a positive energy that attracts but there is a negative side the repeals

2021-11-12 13:34:57 UTC

Jayden S.

Cameron

2021-11-12 13:35:16 UTC

I think there’s a magnetic force and they attract each other.

Aaliyah

2021-11-12 13:36:20 UTC

There are north and south poles. And opposite poles are attracted to each other and same poles repel each other.

Prihanna

2021-11-12 13:37:37 UTC

I think magnets work because It’s something inside them that makes them attracted to each other.

Ange

2021-11-12 13:38:22 UTC

Magnets attract each other, which makes them stick together.

Robert Schultz

2021-11-12 13:40:33 UTC

The magnetic force around the magnet sticks to metals

Ayden F

2021-11-12 14:17:07 UTC

The positive and negative forces in the magnet can repel or attract each other.

Mason @-@

2021-11-12 14:17:56 UTC

They work by sticking to metals- Also they have a negative charge on one end and a positive charge on the other end ._.

Christopher Pedrick

2021-11-12 14:18:30 UTC

I think that they use protons and electrons to pull or push each other. And the thing can only be magnetic if it is a metal.

Joseph Connell

2021-11-12 14:18:32 UTC

Magnets work by attracting those with opposite poles and repelling those with the same poles.

Sadia

2021-11-12 14:18:35 UTC

I think magnets work by attracting similar materials to itself.

Noelaa

2021-11-12 14:19:04 UTC

They use positive and negative forces to attract and repel

Amelia Voronov 🦭📦

2021-11-12 14:19:25 UTC

There is positive energy that attracts the magnet to other magnets but there is a negative side and it will repel

Jake

2021-11-12 14:19:29 UTC

The magnets have north and south poles/sides. The opposite sides are attracted to each other.

Aidan Zipkin

2021-11-12 14:19:31 UTC

A magnet is made from iron and nickel.

Cadden

2021-11-12 14:19:32 UTC

They has magnético field

Gabriel Hill

2021-11-12 14:19:35 UTC

I think the positive and negative just want to come together

Mandi

2021-11-12 14:20:14 UTC

They use positive forces to stick together <3

Paola Gonzalez

2021-11-12 14:20:20 UTC

they attract and repel

2021-11-12 14:25:43 UTC

It has a positive and negative charge which can cause it to repel from one another depending on the side its flipped too

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jonnezellis — 2021-11-12 15:01:17 UTC

I like to play with magnets

-_-

2021-11-12 15:01:22 UTC

I think magnets work by the force attracted to each other

2021-11-12 15:02:05 UTC

The force that pull it together

Magneto go brrrrrr

2021-11-12 15:02:23 UTC

Magnet go brrrrrrr. It uses magnetic fields to work.

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2021-11-12 15:02:42 UTC

I think they work by sticking to each other

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2021-11-12 15:03:28 UTC

I think magnets work by a force that pulls a magnet into another magnet.

Chase “🤬 Doo” Allen

2021-11-12 15:03:49 UTC

Magnets are very scientific cause they are.

🙃

2021-11-12 15:03:51 UTC

*I think magnets work by the volume inside them pulling them together*

🥸

2021-11-12 15:04:19 UTC

Beacuse they stick together

Magnets

2021-11-12 15:46:01 UTC

I think they work by electromagnetic waves.

-Bryan

I think magnets work by having north and south poles.

2021-11-12 15:46:35 UTC

Leopard 2-A Tank

2021-11-12 15:47:09 UTC

Each atom produces a positive and negative force making them link together and stick

Jaiyoni Y

2021-11-12 15:47:45 UTC

Magnets get attracted to each other because of magnet waves

Magnets use the north and the south poles to stick together with certain metals

2021-11-12 15:48:02 UTC

Adam S

2021-11-12 15:48:11 UTC

I think magnets are controlled by waves

Janiah

2021-11-12 15:48:29 UTC

Atoms attract and pull away within the magnet

2021-11-12 15:49:12 UTC

They have certain attractions to metal items

Michael

2021-11-12 15:49:20 UTC

Magnets work by a charge.

Jaliyah

2021-11-12 15:49:21 UTC

magnets are a metal material made out of a lot of minerals that make things that are also metal contract together.

Adrianna nagy

2021-11-12 15:49:22 UTC

I think magnets work by the opposites atrraxct each other so there’s something in the magnet

I think they work by elect waves

2021-11-12 15:50:33 UTC

Ll

2021-11-12 15:50:38 UTC

There is a force that dose it

Dakota Lieberman

2021-11-12 15:50:42 UTC

A magnet has a force that pulls together or pushes away.

Lloyd

2021-11-12 15:51:58 UTC

Opposite poles are attracted to each other, while the same poles repel each other.

India

2021-11-12 16:16:02 UTC

It works because it south and North Pole

India

2021-11-12 16:17:19 UTC

Magnets work by having north and South Pole.

Vienna

2021-11-12 17:05:52 UTC

I think the magnet work by the North Pole and South Pole when they attract and repel.

2021-11-12 17:06:08 UTC

I think magnets work by the forces in the magnet pulling together

-Gabby N

Magnets

2021-11-12 17:06:37 UTC

Magnets pull certain metals to gather

2021-11-12 17:06:37 UTC

magnets work by that when they have the force field and negetive and positive and neutral and the atoms go together and they stick togather and or they dont stick together because it depends what side it is because a negative and a negative cannot stick together and its the same for a positive and if you have a negative and a positive then it will stick together

Magnets🍆💦

2021-11-12 17:07:34 UTC

Magnets attract or push against eachother

MUSAB

2021-11-12 17:07:44 UTC

Opposite poles are attracted to each other while the same poles repel each other.

Amor

2021-11-12 17:08:49 UTC

How I think magnets work all magnets have north and south poles. Opposite poles are attracted to each other, while the same poles repel each other.

How do you think magnets work

2021-11-12 17:09:17 UTC

I think they work with protons and electrons

Molly G

2021-11-12 19:32:23 UTC

I think magnets work because of the poles inside of them that attract and repel each other.

Eliut

2021-11-13 00:24:03 UTC

They repel or attract each other depending on its magnetic pole