Magnetic properties

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Every magnet, regardless of its shape, has twoa magnetic poles b magnetic fields c magnetic charges d magnetic needles
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Every magnet, regardless of its shape, has twoa magnetic charges b magnetic fields c magnetic poles d magnetic needles
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Which property could allow a student to easily separate sand and iron filings?(1 point)Responses solubility solubility boiling
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calculate the relative permeability of an iron ring when the exiting current taken by the 600-turns of coils is 1.2A and the
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2. asked by edward
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What information is revealed by magnetism on rocks?(1 point)Responses minerals minerals age age luster luster mass
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2. asked by help
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Is c2- diamagnetic or paramagnetic
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2. asked by Nadia
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1 Most materials have weak magnetic properties because _____a their paired electrons spin in opposite directions b their
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2. asked by Joji Fan Acc
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What information is revealed by magnetism on rocks? (1 point)Luster Age Mass Mineral
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What is a object in which the electrons at one end spin in one direction and the electrons at the other end spin in an opposite
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2. asked by Anne
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he two force diagrams shown here best support which of these hypotheses?(1 point) Responses Earth is a giant magnet. Earth is a
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2. asked by Ebaybu
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is magnetic charge the same as magnetic moment?
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Every magnet, regardless of its shape, has twoA) magnetic poles B) magnetic needles C) magnetic charges D) magnetic fields
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Can magnetic lines of force pass in non magnetic materials
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