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3 April, 16:25

How does a magnet affect another magnet, something made of iron or a similar metal, and moving charges?

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  1. 3 April, 16:34
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    Im going to talk about a magnet close to another magnet, Magnet A creates a magnetic field that Magnet B responds to that magnetic field. It either repels it, attracts it or causes it to spin to its favored position

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    If an object is made of iron, the iron can respond to the magnet and it'll be temporary magnetizes

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    Now the most interesting one is the moving charges. So if you have a moving charge it responds to the magnetic field and a force will be on it going in the direction using your right hand rule. Now If you have a coil and you move a magnet through it you create a current! Faradays law explains that. Thats how motors and generators work.
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