If the N pole of a magnet were close to the S pole of another magnet, the field lines would run from A. the S pole to the N pole B. the N pole to the S pole C. away from both poles D. toward both poles

If the N pole of a magnet were close to the S pole of another magnet, the field lines would run from A. the S pole to the N pole B. the N pole to the S pole C. away from both poles D. toward both poles

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Chapter24: Magnetic Fields

Section24.1: Magnets: Permanent And Temporary

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If the N pole of a magnet
were close to the S pole of
another magnet, the field
lines would run from
A. the S pole to the N pole
B. the N pole to the S pole
C. away from both poles
D. toward both poles

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