Magnetism 01 By Dr. J
Interactive game 13974:
- Questions include:
- WHICH OTHER FORCE IS LIKE MAGNETISM?
- MAGNETS AND GRAVITY BOTH ATTRACT BUT
- Answers include:
- At middle At N pole AT S pole At the poles ,
- attract cancel out make stronger repel ,
- friction upthrust gravity tension ,
- From S to N Clockwise Anti-clockwise FROM N to S ,
- Magnets only attract Gravity only attracts Gravity only repels Magnets only repel ,
- used by satellites made of gold A (free) magnet made of copper
- used by satellites made of gold A (free) magnet made of copper
- used by satellites made of gold A (free) magnet made of copper
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