Why are force fields used to describe magnetic force?
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a. magnetic force acts between...
Physics, 26.06.2019 19:30, JASMINEM6284
Why are force fields used to describe magnetic force?
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a. magnetic force acts between two objects that are not touching.
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b. magnetic force is a form of gravity.
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c. magnetic force can only attract objects.
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d. magnetic force acts between any two objects with mass.
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