Two bar magnets are held close together. when they are released, they move toward one another. which best describes the original placement of the magnets?
1)the magnets are placed end to end with the north pole of each pointing toward the other.
2)the magnets are placed end to end with the south pole of each pointing toward the other.
3)the magnets are placed side by side with the like poles of each magnet near the other.
4)the magnets are placed side by side with the opposite poles of each magnet near the other.
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