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If you cut a permanent magnet into four pieces, you will have what? A) four temporary magnets B) four smaller permanent magnets C) two north poles and two south poles D)four objects that are no longer
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If you cut a permanent magnet into four pieces,
you will have what?
A) four temporary magnets
B) four smaller permanent magnets
C) two north poles and two south poles
D)four objects that are no longer magnets
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you would have C) two north poles and two south poles
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