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Chemistry, 21.04.2020 01:27 zarek93

A magnet is brought near a compass needle and the needle moves.
Which explains this?

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The compass needle applies a force to the magnet causing it to move.

Mechanical energy from the magnet forces mechanical energy on the needle.

Earth's electrical energy applies a force to the compass needle causing it to
move.

Magnetic energy from the magnet applies a force to the compass needle causing
it to move.

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