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which statement about electromagnets is correct
A north pole in the south pole attract each other
two north poles attract each other
Two south poles attract each other
A North pole and a south pole repel each other
A north pole in the south pole attract each other
two north poles attract each other
Two south poles attract each other
A North pole and a south pole repel each other
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A North pole and a south pole repel each other.
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Yes, that is the correct statement about electromagnets. A north pole and a south pole of an electromagnet will attract each other, while two north poles or two south poles will repel each other.
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