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Taylor is investigating two magnets on the table. An image is provided.
If Taylor pushes Magnet B in the direction of the arrow, which of the following will most likely occur?
Magnet A will move further away from Magnet B.
Magnet A will move toward Magnet B until it touches.
Magnet A will get stronger the closer it gets to Magnet B
Magnet A will not move, even if Magnet B touches it.
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