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Which is an example of the electromagnetic force?
A compass needle points north toward Earth’s magnetic pole.
An iron nail rolls off a table and falls to the ground.
The moon pulls on the water in Earth’s oceans, causing tides.
Protons that make up a nitrogen atom stay together in the nucleus.
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A compass needle points north toward Earth’s magnetic pole.
Explanation: Magnetic interactions are part of the electromagnetic force. The nail falling and the tides are gravitational, and protons in a nucleus are held together by the strong nuclear force.
Explanation: Magnetic interactions are part of the electromagnetic force. The nail falling and the tides are gravitational, and protons in a nucleus are held together by the strong nuclear force.
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