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How magnets are alike? how magnets are different?

How magnets are alike? how magnets are different?
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How magnets are alike?
how magnets are different?

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They are alike because all magnets attract and are attracted to iron and a few other metals and they all have north and south poles.
They are different because they come in different sizes, shapes and strengths.

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magnets are alike because they produce a magnetic field but they are different because one pulls and the other pushes
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