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The direction of force of Earth's magnetic field is from the geographic South Pole to the geographic North Pole. Where is Earth's magnetic south pole? • A. Near Earth's equator • B. Near Earth's North
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The direction of force of Earth's magnetic field is from the geographic South

Pole to the geographic North Pole. Where is Earth's magnetic south pole?
• A. Near Earth's equator
• B. Near Earth's North Pole
• C. Near Earth's center
• D. Near Earth's South Pole
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B. Near Earth's North Pole
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