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Question 118

A student wants to test if an iron bar is a permanent magnet. She brings a known bar magnet close to the iron bar.

Which of the following observations would prove that the iron bar is a permanent magnet?

A

The iron bar repels one of the poles of the known bar magnet.

B

The iron bar attracts one of the poles of the known bar magnet.

C

The iron bar attracts a piece of copper.

D

The iron bar is attracted to both poles of the known bar magnet.

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