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Like magnetic poles Always. A. repel each other B. attract each other C. cancel out each other's magnetic fields. D. point towards the north pole

Like magnetic poles Always. A. repel each other B. attract each other C. cancel out each other's magnetic fields. D. point towards the north pole
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Like magnetic poles Always.

A. repel each other
B. attract each other
C. cancel out each other's magnetic fields.
D. point towards the north pole

User Arpan Sarkar
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Repel each other.

When it deals with magnetic poles think of it this way:
Opposites attract, likes repel.
User Simon Mokhele
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it's A they repel eachother
User Jo
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