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fran1942
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My question is:
does a north pole attract or repel a piece of metal ?
My attempted answer is:
I think that the north pole alone would not attract a piece of metal. Instead it would require the north pole in conjunction with the south pole to attract a piece of metal.
Can someone please confirm if I am correct or not ?
Secondly, I am trying to think of a good example of the formula F= Bqv. Would an oscilloscope be a good example of that ?
Thanks kindly.
does a north pole attract or repel a piece of metal ?
My attempted answer is:
I think that the north pole alone would not attract a piece of metal. Instead it would require the north pole in conjunction with the south pole to attract a piece of metal.
Can someone please confirm if I am correct or not ?
Secondly, I am trying to think of a good example of the formula F= Bqv. Would an oscilloscope be a good example of that ?
Thanks kindly.
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