Calculating the force between Magnets

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The discussion focuses on calculating the force between two identical permanent magnets separated by a distance. Participants emphasize the need for experimental methods rather than theoretical calculations. While gravitational force can be calculated using Newton's formula F=(Gm1m2)/d², the specific formula for magnetic force is not provided. The conversation highlights the importance of empirical measurement techniques in determining magnetic interactions.

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How do I find the force between the poles of 2 identical permanent magnets separated by a distance? (experimentally not theoretically)
 
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