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A magnet is supported by another magnet as shown at right.
1. Draw a free-body diagram for magnet 2. The label for each of the forces on your diagram should indicate:
• the type of force (e.g., gravitational, normal),
• the object on which the force is exerted, and
• the object exerting the force.
2. Suppose that the magnets were replaced by stronger magnets of the same mass.
If this changes the free-body diagram for magnet 2, sketch the new free-body diagram and describe how the diagram changes. (Label the forces you did in part I above.) If the free-body diagram for magnet 2 does not change, explain why it does not.
3. Can a magnet exert a non-contact force on another object?
Can a magnet exert a contact force on another object?
Describe how you can use a magnet to exert both a contact force and a non-contact force on another magnet.
4. To ensure that you have accounted for all the forces acting on magnet 2 in parts 1 and 2:
List all the non-contact forces acting on magnet 2.
List all the contact forces acting on magnet 2. (Hint: Which objects are in contact with magnet 2?)
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