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Thank you for replying. Wouldn't this imply that at 90 degrees to the perpendicular that there is no force required to pull the magnet seeing as cos(90) = 0? Unless you mean angle_from_perpendicular in radians? But then the resulting force needed is only minutely different. Maybe this is...

Hi PF, A disclaimer, I am no good at Physics or math. My question: When calculating the pull force between two magnets it seems to always be calculated at an angle perpendicular to the surface of the magnet. I was wondering what effect on the force required to "pull" one magnet away...