Why do the north poles of these two magnets repel each other? A. The magnetic field that forms between the two north poles is new and different B. Each north pole has a magnetic field that repels the magnetic field of the other. C. Each south pole has a magnetic field that repels the magnetic field of the other D. South poles repel each other, and north poles attract each other.

The magnetic field lines go in directions that cannot combine to form a magnetic field between the two north poles.

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