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Nathan holds two magnets near each other. He finds that the magnets stick to each other as shown in this illustration. Magnet A has the poles labelled in the picture. How would you label the poles on Magnet
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Nathan holds two magnets near each other. He finds that the magnets stick to each other as shown in this illustration. Magnet A has the poles labelled in the picture. How would you label the poles on Magnet B?

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No picture but I’d most likely be opposites.
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D) Point 1 is the south Pole and Point 2 is the north pole

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