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Two objects are held close together. When they are released, they move toward one another. Which conclusion is supported by this evidence?
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Two objects are held close together. When they are released, they move toward one another. Which conclusion is

supported by this evidence?

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Answer:

They are attracted to each other. Maybe a magnet. Like 99% sure.

Explanation:

Objects that are usually attracted to each other are magnets. When you release two magnets close to each other, with each pole opposite to the other, they move toward each other and stick. You can only take them apart by force.

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The objects have opposite charges.
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