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If a compasses moved close to a magnet, the compass will always point? towards the earths north pole away from the earths south pole along the magnets field lines none of the above
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If a compasses moved close to a magnet, the compass will always point?

towards the earths north pole
away from the earths south pole
along the magnets field lines
none of the above

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The answer is C. Along the magnetic field lines
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