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Magnetic Forces Magnitude

Magnetic Forces Magnitude

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Science

5th - 10th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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8 Slides • 11 Questions

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Magnetic Forces

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Poll

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The top picture shows a bar magnet with the poles labeled N and S. The magnet was cut into two pieces-one pieces and one long piece. How should the cut end of the short piece of magnet be labeled?

N

S

No label; it no longer has N or S pole on the cut end.

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How is the plant floating in the air?

Watch the video!

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Open Ended

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How is the plant floating in the air?

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Multiple Select

What objects are not attracted to magnets? (Guess if you do not know)

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Wood

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Plastic

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Rubber

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Iron

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Metal

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Magnet

A piece of metal that attracts objects with iron or other metals that are similar to iron. These include the metals nickel and cobalt.

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Magnetic Force

The force of attaction or repulsion created by a magnet.

A magnetic force is a noncontact force which means it can apply a force without being in direct contact with another object (it does not need to touch another object).

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Multiple Choice

Nickel, cobalt, and ________ are magnetic metals.

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Iron

2

Oxygen

3

Sodium

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Carbon

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Open Ended

Why is a magnetic force called a non-contact force?

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Magnetic Pole

Is a place where the force a magnet applies is strongest. There are two magnetic poles on all magnets, (North Pole & South Pole).

Opposite poles attract.
Like poles repel.

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Multiple Choice

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What will happen when similar poles of two magnets are brought near each other?

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Repel or push away from each other

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Attract

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Multiple Choice

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What will happen when opposite poles of two magnets are brought near each other?

1

Repel or push away from each other

2

Attract

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Magnetic Field

An invisible magnetic field surrounds a magnet. The magnetic field applies forces to other magnets or other magnetic material even when they are not in the contract.

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What is happening to the iron filing in the image?

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following statements explains why magnet A appears to be floating above magnet B?

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Like poles repel each other

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Opposite poles attract each other

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Multiple Choice

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The person can make his toy car move using a magnet inside the box.

What name is given to a force that acts on an object without touching it?

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A non-contact force

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A friction force

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A contact force

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Multiple Choice

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The top picture shows a bar magnet with the poles labeled N and S. The magnet was cut into two pieces-one pieces and one long piece. How should the cut end of the short piece of magnet be labeled?

1

N

2

S

3

No label; it no longer has N or S pole on the cut end.

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Open Ended

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Why do you think makes the earth have a magnetic field?

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A magnetic field surrounds earth.

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