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Magnetic fields go from the north poles of magnets to the south poles of magnets. true or false

Magnetic fields go from the north poles of magnets to the south poles of magnets. true or false
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Magnetic fields go from the north poles of magnets to the south poles of magnets.

true or false

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true

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Kyle Coots
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The Answer is true, the saying opposites attract are true for magnets when poles match though they repel.

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