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What must a magnet always have? O A. Two like charges OB. Two opposite poles O c. Two opposite charges OD. Two like poles

What must a magnet always have? O A. Two like charges OB. Two opposite poles O c. Two opposite charges OD. Two like poles
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What must a magnet always have?

O A. Two like charges
OB. Two opposite poles
O c. Two opposite charges
OD. Two like poles

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B two opposite poles
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two opposite poles

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