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What can we do to a system to affect the strength of the magnetic forces between two magnets?
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What can we do to a system to affect the strength of the magnetic forces between two magnets?

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When we increase the size of a permanent magnet, increase the number of coils in an electromagnet, or increase the current in an electromagnet, we make the forces between magnets stronger.

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