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In the formula: M1 M2 r2 r is the distance: from M₁ to the nearest magnetic body FM = K between poles M₁ and M 2 between the magnetic lines of force from the North Pole
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In the formula:

M1 M2
r2
r is the distance:
from M₁ to the nearest magnetic body
FM = K
between poles M₁ and M 2
between the magnetic lines of force
from the North Pole

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Answer: The answer is between poles M 1 and M 2

Step-by-step explanation:

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