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What happens when similar poles of two magnets are brought close to each other?
What is the name of the soft magnet mentioned in the text?
Why is a horseshoe magnet called so?
What determines the strength of the magnetic field produced by a magnet?
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'Opposite poles attract each other' - what are the opposite poles of a magnet?
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Every magnet behaves like iron
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The horseshoe magnet is called so because of its shape
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Opposite poles of magnets attract each other
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Likes and subscriptions are essential to the functioning of a magnet
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The strength of the magnetic field depends on the material of the magnet
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Study Notes
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About Magnetes: Today we will explore About Magnetes, a topic in Class 6 Science, where we will discuss what a magnet is and its properties. A magnet behaves like an iron, named as such because it behaves like a magnet.
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Magnets and Iron: You will play with your stars in a magnetic game, where you will have Magnete It, another iron magnet. A soft magnet is forming in the lower part of the video. In the video, we can create various magnet art and some 8-comming deej moss most popular permanent magnets. A piece of metal becomes a magnet when it is magnetized.
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Magnets and Shapes: If I show you a record player with spinning shoes, you will see that the magnets are attracting these records. The children on the stage are holding this dress and asking for it. The horseshoe magnet is called this because of its shape. It is used in various applications, such as in motors and available components.
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Magnets and Demagnetization: Since the entire magnet is not user-friendly, we cannot easily take our profits from this massive magnet. Therefore, we tell them that they should not try to demagnetize them by magnetizing them in the opposite direction or mixing different types of magnets.
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Magnets and Subscription: For the first few minutes, if we do not disturb them, these magnets will not demagnetize themselves, and we will not be able to use them. Instead, we focus on pointing out the importance of the subscription, the magnetic and the career, which can lead to attractions towards subscriptions, magnetic channels, and subs.
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Magnets and Likes: We should subscribe to a magnet instead of a non-magnet. We can also like and subscribe to a magnet on a subscription channel. Likes and subscriptions are essential to the functioning of the magnet.
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Magnets and Opposites: Magnets have opposite poles: north and south. Opposite poles attract each other. Similar poles repel each other. The north pole of one magnet is attracted to the south pole of another magnet.
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Magnets and Magnetic Field: Every magnet produces a magnetic field. The magnetic field is an invisible force that attracts or repels other magnets. The strength of the magnetic field depends on the size and type of the magnet. The magnetic field extends in all directions from the magnet.
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About Magnetes: Today we will explore About Magnetes, a topic in Class 6 Science, where we will discuss what a magnet is and its properties. A magnet behaves like an iron, named as such because it behaves like a magnet.
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Magnets and Iron: You will play with your stars in a magnetic game, where you will have Magnete It, another iron magnet. A soft magnet is forming in the lower part of the video. In the video, we can create various magnet art and some 8-comming deej moss most popular permanent magnets. A piece of metal becomes a magnet when it is magnetized.
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Magnets and Shapes: If I show you a record player with spinning shoes, you will see that the magnets are attracting these records. The children on the stage are holding this dress and asking for it. The horseshoe magnet is called this because of its shape. It is used in various applications, such as in motors and available components.
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Magnets and Demagnetization: Since the entire magnet is not user-friendly, we cannot easily take our profits from this massive magnet. Therefore, we tell them that they should not try to demagnetize them by magnetizing them in the opposite direction or mixing different types of magnets.
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Magnets and Subscription: For the first few minutes, if we do not disturb them, these magnets will not demagnetize themselves, and we will not be able to use them. Instead, we focus on pointing out the importance of the subscription, the magnetic and the career, which can lead to attractions towards subscriptions, magnetic channels, and subs.
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Magnets and Likes: We should subscribe to a magnet instead of a non-magnet. We can also like and subscribe to a magnet on a subscription channel. Likes and subscriptions are essential to the functioning of the magnet.
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Magnets and Opposites: Magnets have opposite poles: north and south. Opposite poles attract each other. Similar poles repel each other. The north pole of one magnet is attracted to the south pole of another magnet.
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Magnets and Magnetic Field: Every magnet produces a magnetic field. The magnetic field is an invisible force that attracts or repels other magnets. The strength of the magnetic field depends on the size and type of the magnet. The magnetic field extends in all directions from the magnet.
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This quiz will test your knowledge of magnetism, including the properties of magnets, types of magnetic materials, and their behavior. Learn about the fascinating world of magnetism and its applications in daily life.
