What would happen if we moved magnet A towards the right?

Magnet B moves towards magnet A

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Magnet B moves away from magnet A

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Magnet B do not move

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Magnet B sticks to magnet A

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Solution

The correct option is B Magnet B moves away from magnet A
Opposite poles attract each other and similar poles repel. Here the north pole of magnet A is facing the north pole of magnet B, which means similar poles are facing each other. So as we move magnet A towards right, magnet B will repel and will move away from magnet A.

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