Which statement is true about the magnetic force? A. The force can both attract and repel materials. B. The force always repels materials from each other. C. The force always attracts materials to each other. D. The force does not attract or repel objects from each other.

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Karen Green

Social Studies

3 August, 03:40

Which statement is true about the magnetic force? A. The force can both attract and repel materials. B. The force always repels materials from each other. C. The force always attracts materials to each other. D. The force does not attract or repel objects from each other.

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Kendrick Schmidt · Answer 1

A.

The force can both attract and repel materials.

Explanation:

The magnetic force can act by either repelling materials from each other or attracting materials to each other.

The north pole of a magnet is attracted to the south pole of another magnet, but repelled from the north pole of another magnet.

The south pole of a magnet is attracted to the north pole of another magnet, but repelled from the south pole of another magnet.

Natalee Wong · Answer 2

I think it's A but I can be wrong