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Which magnet has the strongest magnetic field at its North pole?
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Which magnet has the strongest magnetic field at its North pole?
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Which of the magnets in the image below has the strongest magnetic attraction on the North pole (in order).
I think the order follows (B, C, D, A)
With magnet 'A' the thickness exceeds the diameter dimension (thickness may weaken its magnetic force on the poles)?
Am I right?
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