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JUST DO IT 12.11.12 In Question I am magnetic. Explorers use me. What am I?

Today in your notebooks Left side items Right side items Simple machines Introduction to forces Newton’s laws chart Newton’s laws Unbalanced forces brainpop Unbalanced forces simulation In Question w.o. 12.3.12 BLANK Net force diagrams Net force notes Balancing net force Calculating net force Bill Nye Friction Friction notes Bill Nye magnetism Magnetism notes

Magnetism (Right) W. is a magnet? What is a magnetic field? How is a magnetic field made? Magnet: an object or material that has a magnetic field 2) Magnetic field: an area where an object is affected by a magnet 3) A magnetic field is made by moving electrical charges (electric currents). Electric charges can be attract or repel like magnets.