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I think there is a mistake on the 2nd question. Between line 4 and 5 you comutate Mi with Mj which you can't do it. You should put a (-) in front so the final result would be 0=0 . There is another way ;) .

Of cousre the strengh depends on the distance <r> of the two magnetic poles and more specifically F=(1/μ)*((P1*P2)/(r^2)) F is the force size, where P1 and P2 are the magnitudes of magnetic poles ,r is the distance and μ is the permeability of the intervening...

[SIZE="3"][SIZE="1"] As you want. What i wanted to say is that the example of the two sticks it is not the appropriate to describe the two magnets case. Because as it was told before there is a maximum force that the system can suffer.And the force depends on the system features.However in...

Clever example,however not that correct,beacause when you have a two sticks system, you can hit them with any force size you want and as you mentioned there is a case of breaking.On the other side in a two magnets system there is a maximum force that your system can produce...and not bigger