"like" charges will repel or attract?

• Repel

• Attract

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"unlike" charges will repel or attract?

• Repel

• Attract

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Will these magnets attract or repel each other?

• They will repel each other because they are unlike charges

• They will attract each other because they are like charges

• They will repel each other because they are like charges

• They will repel each other because they are different charges.

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Will these magnets attract or repel each other?

• They will attract each other because they are unlike charges

• They will attract each other because they are like charges

• They will repel each other because they are like charges

• They will repel each other because they are different charges.

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What is this an example of?

• series circuit

• parallel circuit

• electromagnet

Where is the magnetic field the strongest?

• In the middle of the magnet

• At either pole (at the ends)

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Is this a series circuit or a parallel circuit?

• series

• parallel

Is this a series circuit or a parallel circuit?

• series

• parallel

What would the charges on the balloon and the girls head be BEFORE you rubbed the balloon on the girls head?

• Both the balloon and the girls hair would have a BALANCED number of positive and negative charges

• The balloon would be more negative and the girls hair would be more positive.

• The balloon would be more positive and the girls hair would be more negative.

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What would the charges on the balloon and the girls head be AFTER you rubbed the balloon on the girls head?

• Both the balloon and the girls hair would have a BALANCED number of positive and negative charges

• The balloon would be more negative and the girls hair would be more positive.

• The balloon would be more positive and the girls hair would be more negative.

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