Magnets and magnetic fields

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Question 17
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Figure 1 represents the Earth with its geographic North and South poles.

Figure 1: A diagram of the Earth with compass needles at points K and L.

Figure 1 shows two magnetic compass needles already placed near the Earth's surface, at points K and L.

Each magnetic compass needle can rotate about its central dot.

A compass needle is also placed at point M and another at point N.

On Figure 1, draw an arrow at point M and an arrow at point N to show the direction of the compass needle at each point.

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