What is one way a permanent
magnet can lose magnetism?
a. rub it with a magnet over and over in
the same direction.
b. drop it on the ground.
c. neither of these things will cause a
permanent magnet to lose magnetism.

The answer is most likely B, however it could be C. Here is why:

Explanation:

permanent magnets can usually withstand being dropped a couple of times. However, if you drop it enough and with enough force, it is possible to make it loose magnetism. If you do not have this kind of patience, it is more effective (an much more fun) to hit it really hard with a hammer.

    When something is magnetized, all of the atoms are facing a different direction. When you drop it/throw it/hit it with enough force, it causes the atoms to spin, so they are not all facing the same way.

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this is an example of a symbiotic association of a protozoan with its mode of association.

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