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Chapter 28 Lecture 26 Magnetic Fields: I. Magnetic Poles Every magnet, regardless of its shape, has two poles Called north and south poles Poles exert. - ppt download
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Warm Up: Create a hypothesis for the following question: Where does magnetism come from? (here, I'll give you a hint, it involves the last couple of chapters. - ppt download
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How would you go on about doing little forces for every magnet (in whichever solver)? and even harder how would you do magnetic poles? : r/Houdini
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