What are some types of electromagnetic forces?

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The discussion revolves around identifying types of electromagnetic forces, which are fundamental forces in nature. Participants are exploring the nature and examples of these forces within the context of classical physics.

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  • Participants are attempting to clarify the original question regarding the types of electromagnetic forces and are seeking examples of everyday forces that fall under this category.

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The discussion is ongoing, with various interpretations being explored. Some participants are questioning the phrasing of the original question and suggesting that it may pertain to everyday forces that are fundamentally electromagnetic in nature.

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h'mm... anyone know some types of electromagnetic forces?

-jen
 
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I'm not sure what you mean. The electromagnetic force is a fundamental type of force in nature. It's one of the four fundamental types of forces (at least in classical physics).
 
electromagnetic force = electric force + magnetic force...
can you give me some examples...
 
I think the question is asking "what types of everyday forces are fundamentally electromagnetic forces." The answer is practically any force you can think of other than gravity.
 

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