Question
Libby is doing experiments with two different magnets. Magnet A can only attract thumbtacks that are up to 1 inch away from it. Magnet B can attract thumbtacks that are up to 3 inches away from it.
What is likely true of the magnets?
A.
Magnet B is rectangular, and magnet A is shaped like a horseshoe.
B.
Magnet B is stronger than magnet A.
C.
Magnet A is rectangular, and magnet B is shaped like a horseshoe.
D.
Magnet A is stronger than magnet B.
What is likely true of the magnets?
A.
Magnet B is rectangular, and magnet A is shaped like a horseshoe.
B.
Magnet B is stronger than magnet A.
C.
Magnet A is rectangular, and magnet B is shaped like a horseshoe.
D.
Magnet A is stronger than magnet B.
Answers
GPT-5 mini
B. Magnet B is stronger than magnet A.
Reason: A stronger magnet can attract metal objects from farther away, and Magnet B attracts thumbtacks up to 3 inches while Magnet A only up to 1 inch, so B is stronger.
Reason: A stronger magnet can attract metal objects from farther away, and Magnet B attracts thumbtacks up to 3 inches while Magnet A only up to 1 inch, so B is stronger.