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What does the term magnetic environment refer to? A. A region with a lot of magnets in it. B. A form of electromagnetic induction. C. The field created by a permanent magnet. D.…

What does the term magnetic environment refer to? A. A region with a lot of magnets in it. B. A form of electromagnetic induction. C. The field created by a permanent magnet. D.…
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What does the term magnetic environment refer to?

A. A region with a lot of magnets in it.
B. A form of electromagnetic induction.
C. The field created by a permanent magnet.
D. The magnetic field experienced by an object.

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D is the correct answer! Hope this helps you!!!!

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