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What type of magnetism is present in a paper clip when it is attracted to a nearby bar magnet?.
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What type of magnetism is present in a paper clip when it is attracted to a nearby bar magnet?.

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Answer:magnetically polarized

Explanation:A steel paper clip near a magnet will be magnetically polarized by the magnet so that it is at least temporarily a magnet. If we use the magnetic pole model of magnets, the side of the clip near a North pole of a magnet will become a South pole, and the other side will become a North pole.

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