Physics, 14.12.2020 20:30, zhellyyyyy
Two magnets are placed near each other on a space station orbiting Earth.
Their north and south poles are facing each other. Which statement explains
what will happen to the magnets?
O A. They will be attracted because they are in each other's magnetic
field.
B. They will be repelled because they are in each other's gravitational
field.
O C. They will be attracted because they are in each other's electric
field.
O D. They will be repelled because they are in each other's magnetic
field.
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