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How are electromagnets different from other magnets?
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How are electromagnets different from other magnets?

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One difference is that an electromagnet requires a continuing supply of electricity to maintain the magnetic field while other magnets do not.

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Electromagnets are powered by electricity. Normal magnets are just magnetic.

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Isn't it obvious?

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