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Where is the magnetic field of any magnet the weakest? A. slightly left and slightly right of the center B. at the poles C. halfway between the poles D. halfway between the center and each pole
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Where is the magnetic field of any magnet the weakest?

A.
slightly left and slightly right of the center

B.
at the poles

C.
halfway between the poles

D.
halfway between the center and each pole

User Kiss
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i believe the answer is D
User ABlaze
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It would be C because halfway between them the forces almost cancel each other out.
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