3.11 What Magnets Are & Drawing Magnetic Field Lines Flashcards

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1
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When drawing magnetic field lines, which way do the lines go?

A

From north to south

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2
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The ________ together that magnetic field lines are, the stronger the magnetic field.

A

closer

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3
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Where on the magnetic are the magnetic fields strongest?

A

At the poles of the magnet

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4
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What is the force between a magnet and a magnetic material?

A

Attractive

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5
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Between two magnets, what are the two different forces they can be?

A

Attractive or repulsive

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6
Q

Why do compasses always point north when they are not near a magnet?

A

The Earth generates its own magnetic field. This is evidence that the inside of the Earth must be magnetic.

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7
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What is the N-pole of a compass attracted towards?

A

The Magnetic North Pole - it is actually a magnetic south pole but it is called ‘north’ because it’s close to geographic north.

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8
Q

What are three examples of magnets?

A
  • A horseshoe magnet
  • A bar magnet
  • The Earth
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9
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The strength of a magnetic field is shown by the _______ of the magnetic field lines

A

density

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10
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Magnetic field lines can show: (3)

A
  • The strength of the magnet at a particular point
  • Whether two magnets would attract or repel
  • The direction that a small compass would point at that point
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