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GuhaGubindam
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I understand that a cathode ray will be attracted to one pole of a magnet, while being repelled away by the other. The cathode ray, being electrons and thus negatively charged, must definitely be attracted by the positive pole of the magnet, while being repelled by the negative pole of the magnet. In terms of north and south, which is positive and which is considered negative?
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