Magnetic Fields Overview

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What happens to magnetic materials like iron when placed inside a magnetic field?

They have no reaction
They are drawn towards the magnet (correct)
They are pushed away
They become magnets

Like poles of magnets attract each other.

False (B)

What illustrates the direction of the magnetic force in a magnetic field?

Magnetic field lines

The space surrounding a magnet where its magnetic force operates is called a __________.

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Match the following terms related to magnetic fields with their descriptions:

<p>North Pole = The pole that attracts the South pole of another magnet South Pole = The pole that attracts the North pole of another magnet Magnetic Field Lines = Visual representation of the direction of magnetic forces Magnetic Material = A substance that can be attracted by a magnet</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Magnetic Fields

A magnetic field is an area of influence around a magnet where its magnetic force operates.
The magnetic force affects magnetic materials, such as iron, drawing them towards the magnet.
Magnets interact with each other:
- Opposite poles (North and South) attract.
- Like poles (North and North, or South and South) repel.
Magnetic field lines represent the direction of the magnetic force.
- They emerge from the North pole.
- They enter the South pole.