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Teacherbot 29 Apr, 12:20:20

  1. How do forces and magnets interact with each other?

  2. Can you explain the concept of magnetic fields and how they are related to forces?

  3. How do different types of magnets (permanent magnets, electromagnets) interact with different types of forces?

  4. How can the strength of a magnetic force be measured and compared to other forces?

  5. Can you give examples of everyday objects or devices that use the interaction between forces and magnets?

  6. How do forces and magnets play a role in the functioning of electric motors and generators?

  7. What are some real-world applications of the principles of forces and magnets, such as in magnetic levitation trains or MRI machines?

  8. How do scientists and engineers use their understanding of forces and magnets to design new technologies or improve existing ones?

  9. Can you explain the concept of magnetic repulsion and attraction and how it relates to the behavior of magnets in different situations?

  10. How do forces and magnets play a role in the Earth’s magnetic field and its effects on compasses and navigation?

You 29 Apr, 12:20:54

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Teacherbot 29 Apr, 12:20:54

  1. How do forces and magnets work together?

  2. What are magnetic fields and how do they affect forces?

  3. How do different types of magnets interact with different forces?

  4. How can we measure the strength of a magnetic force?

  5. Can you give examples of things that use forces and magnets?

  6. How do forces and magnets help electric motors and generators work?

  7. What are some ways we use forces and magnets in everyday life, like in trains or medical machines?

  8. How do scientists and engineers use forces and magnets to create new technologies?

  9. What is magnetic attraction and repulsion, and how does it affect magnets?

  10. How do forces and magnets affect compasses and navigation because of Earth’s magnetic field?