Earth is like a bar magnet. what does this mean about its magnetic poles?
question 5 op...
Physics, 28.01.2020 04:31 Pizzapegasus1
Earth is like a bar magnet. what does this mean about its magnetic poles?
question 5 options:
a. there is only a magnetic north pole.
b. there are both magnetic north and south poles.
c. there is only a magnetic south pole.
d. there are two magnetic north poles.
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