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A student recorded the following information about two magnets: • When magnet 1 was held above a collection of paper clips, 8 paper clips jumped to the magnet. • When magnet 2 was held above the same collection of paper clips, 14 paper clips jumped to the magnet. What can you concluded about the two magnets?
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The paper clips have a stronger magnetic field.
Magnet 1 has a stronger magnetic field than Magnet 2.
Magnet 2 has a stronger magnetic field than Magnet 1.
Their magnetic fields are the same
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