Which of these is true of the poles of a magnet - Ask Community

Q&A Community

All > Science

disastrousdad: 1 year ago

Which of these is true of the poles of a magnet?

Answer This Question

Report as

ignor-ant-tent: 1 year ago

A true statement about the poles of a magnet are that they are opposites. Similar poles will repel each other while opposites attract.

Helpful Fun Thanks for voting Comments (0)

Report as

Add a comment...

Do you have an answer?

Answer this question...

Login or Join the Community to answer

Popular Searches

Which of These Is a Common Element Used in Semiconductors?

What Instrument Measures Amps of Current?

Which of These Is Needed to Operate an Electric Motor?

What Term Is Given to Magnets Made of Iron Cobalt Nickel or the Alloys of Those Metals?

What Instrument Is Used to Measure Electric Current?

What Defining Characteristic Makes Electronic Devices Unique?

Which of These Statements Is True of Diodes?

What Produces Magnetism?

Which of the Following Is True of Permanent Magnets?

What Is Needed to Produce an Electromagnet?

About - Privacy - AskEraser - Careers - Ask Blog - Q&A - Mobile - Help - Feedback ©2013 Ask.com

Partner Sites: Insider Pages - MerchantCircle - Urbanspoon - Ask Kids - Life123 - Reference - Sendori - Thesaurus