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How do electromagnets produce a force?

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A current turns a conductor into an electromagnet. ... When the electromagnet is placed near a fixed magnet, the two sets of poles repel and attract each other. This produces a force that makes the conductor rotate (spin) at high speed. This turns a shaft, which then drives a machine.
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