Question
State two differences between a permanent magnet and an induced magnet. (2 marks)
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- A permanent magnet produces its own magnetic field at all times; an induced magnet only becomes magnetic when placed in a magnetic field (1).
- An induced magnet loses (most of) its magnetism when removed from the field; a permanent magnet does not (1).
- The force between an induced magnet and a permanent magnet is always attractive; between two permanent magnets it can be attraction or repulsion (1).
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