35 .) 4.2 s35.) Which of the following correctly describes the behavior of two magnetic poles?A.) Opposite poles attract and identical poles repel.B.) Identical poles attract and opposite poles repel.C.) Opposite poles attract in monopoles and repel in dipoles.D.) Identical poles repel in dipoles and attract in monopoles.

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35.) Which of the following correctly describes the behavior of two magnetic poles?
A.) Opposite poles attract and identical poles repel.
B.) Identical poles attract and opposite poles repel.
C.) Opposite poles attract in monopoles and repel in dipoles.
D.) Identical poles repel in dipoles and attract in monopoles.

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