G7A T3 U1M3L1 Magnetic forces

Learning Objective

Examine systems of magnets to understand stored (potential) energy.

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The magnetic ​

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is the ​

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around a magnet where there is a magnetic ​

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.

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field

space

force

compass

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The magnetic field is ​

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at 1.

The magnetic field is ​

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at 2.

The magnetic field is ​

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at 3.

The magnetic field is ​

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at 4.

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the strongest

strong

weak

the weakest

Categorize

Options (4)

North geographic pole

South geographic pole

South magnetic pole

North magnetic pole

Organize these options into the right categories

1

2

Match

Match the following

• Kinetic energy

• Potential energy

• Magnetic field

Energy due to motion

Stored energy due to position

Space around a magnet where force exists

• Energy due to motion

• Stored energy due to position

• Space around a magnet where force exists

Multiple Choice

We observed signs of change in energy when magnets changed their motion or position.

• True

• False

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When the 2 magnets attracted each other, they had ​

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energy to move closer together, which ​

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their ​

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energy.

Multiple Choice

Which picture shows magnets with the greatest magnetic potential energy?

Match

Match the following

• Magnetic potential energy

• Similar poles

• Opposite poles

Stored energy due to poles' positions

Have more energy when they're CLOSE

Have more energy when they're far apart

• Stored energy due to poles' positions

• Have more energy when they're CLOSE

• Have more energy when they're far apart

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Work is the ​

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of energy to an object by a ​

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that makes the object move in the ​

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of the force.

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transfer

force

same direction

opposite direction

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Match

Match the following (page 115)

• Magnet

• Magnetic material

• Ferromagnetic elements

Object attracts magnetic materials

Contains ferromagnetic elements

iron, nickel, cobalt

• Object attracts magnetic materials

• Contains ferromagnetic elements

• iron, nickel, cobalt

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Multiple Select

Why nonmagnetic materials cannot be made into magnets? (2)

• The random magnetic fields combine with each other resulting in magnetic properties.

• Because the magnetic fields of the atoms point in many directions.

• Because the magnetic fields of the atoms point to the same directions.

• The random magnetic fields cancel each other resulting in nonmagnetic properties.

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Multiple Choice

All magnetic materials are magnets.

• True

• False

Open Ended

Why the nail is not a magnet even though it is a magnetic material?

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Labelling

Label the picture

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Permanent magnet

Temporary magnet

Match

Match the following

• Permanent magnet

• Temporary magnet

• Ferromagnetic elements

Domains remain lined up.

Domains lose the lining after a while.

iron, nickel, cobalt

• Domains remain lined up.

• Domains lose the lining after a while.

• iron, nickel, cobalt

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• Permanent.

• Temporary.

• Attract.

• Repel.

• Far apart.

• Close together.

• Lined up.

• Removed.

• Different (2).

• Point.

• Field.

• Magnetic.

• Nonmagnetic.

• Ferromagnetic (2).

• Magnetic domains.

• Nickel.

• Cobalt.

• Not.

• Domains.

• Space around a magnet where there is a magnetic force.

Multiple Choice

The correct answer is

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

The correct answer is

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

The correct answer is

• A

• B

• C

• D