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What are differences and similarities of the electric charges (+ and -) and the magnetic forces (North and South)?
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Damon
There is no such thing as a magnetic charge. Magnetism works in closed lines from N to S and back for example. You can have a + or a - electric charge sitting alone.
Both types of electromagnetic phenomena have vector fields and the forces they exert are a function of where in the field you look.
Both types of electromagnetic phenomena have vector fields and the forces they exert are a function of where in the field you look.
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