PPT-Chapter 21: Magnetism What is a magnet?
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A magnet is anything that carries a static magnetic field around with it A magnet has a North and South pole Magnetic lines of flux make up the magnetic field and
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Chapter 21: Magnetism What is a magnet?: Transcript
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