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Where would a magnets force of attraction be strongest?
at its opposite poles
power
magnitude and direction
gravity
size or strength of the force
at both north and south poles
Friction slows the object or keeps it from moving
it gains or loses electrons
How does an object become electrically charge?
at its opposite poles
power
magnitude and direction
gravity
size or strength of the force
at both north and south poles
Friction slows the object or keeps it from moving
it gains or loses electrons
What are two characteristics of a force?
at its opposite poles
power
magnitude and direction
gravity
size or strength of the force
at both north and south poles
Friction slows the object or keeps it from moving
it gains or loses electrons
What force is strong enough to be felt and causes apples to fall and satellites to orbit Earth?
at its opposite poles
power
magnitude and direction
gravity
size or strength of the force
at both north and south poles
Friction slows the object or keeps it from moving
it gains or loses electrons
What is the magnitude of a force?
at its opposite poles
power
magnitude and direction
gravity
size or strength of the force
at both north and south poles
Friction slows the object or keeps it from moving
it gains or loses electrons
Where is a magnets magnetic force greatest?
at its opposite poles
power
magnitude and direction
gravity
size or strength of the force
at both north and south poles
Friction slows the object or keeps it from moving
it gains or loses electrons
What increases when work is done faster?
at its opposite poles
power
magnitude and direction
gravity
size or strength of the force
at both north and south poles
Friction slows the object or keeps it from moving
it gains or loses electrons
How does friction act on an object?
at its opposite poles
power
magnitude and direction
gravity
size or strength of the force
at both north and south poles
Friction slows the object or keeps it from moving
it gains or loses electrons
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