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Magnetic Field Review

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What happens to magnets with like poles when they are brought close together?

They lose their magnetic force.

They repel each other. (correct)

They remain stationary.

They attract each other.

Which type of energy is converted when a magnet attracts an object from a distance?

Kinetic energy

Electrical energy

Thermal energy

Potential energy (correct)

How does the strength of a magnetic force change with distance?

It remains constant regardless of distance.

It decreases the closer the object is.

It is stronger the closer the object is. (correct)

It increases the further away the object is.

What is true about the energy used to move a magnet against a magnetic force?

<p>It is stored as potential energy.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What best describes the pattern of magnetic field lines around attracting magnets?

<p>They point inward towards each magnet.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Magnetic Field Review

A magnetic force can pull objects together (attract) or push them apart (repel).
Like magnetic poles repel each other; opposite poles attract.
The magnetic field patterns differ between attracting and repelling magnets.
Magnetic forces can change potential energy into kinetic energy.
Potential energy is stored when a magnet is moved against a magnetic force.
Studying magnetic systems and their components helps understand force-energy relationships.
Moving a magnet against a stronger magnetic force transfers more energy to the field.
Magnetic force strength decreases further from the magnet.
Students should describe systems, including potential and kinetic energy within them.
Students should draw magnetic fields, determining potential and kinetic energy.

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This quiz covers key concepts related to magnetic fields, including the interactions of magnetic poles, force-energy relationships, and the characteristics of magnetic forces. Students will explore the differences between attraction and repulsion as well as potential and kinetic energy in magnetic systems. Engage with drawing magnetic fields and understanding energy transformations.