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Two differences between electric charges and magnetic poles are that charges can exist alone and poles occur in pairs, and a pole will attract any uncharged object whereas a charge do not attract substances.
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Two differences between electric charges and magnetic poles are that charges can exist alone and poles occur in pairs, and a pole will attract any uncharged object whereas a charge do not attract substances.

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