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23 June, 10:22

What makes magnetic objects different from non - magnetic

objects?

A. Electrons spin in different, random directions.

B. Electrons spin in the same direction.

C. Magnetic field flows from the North to the sides.

D. Magnetic field flows from the South to the sides.

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