- Support each bar at a time. Displace them in turn and let them come rest. Note the direction
in which they rest. Repeat 2 or 3 times for each. This one that always settles facing N-S
direction is a magnet
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secondary school, in the laboratory. The magnet was meant to pick up...(Solved)
The diagram figure below shows an electromagnet made by a student of Nyamogo Girls
secondary school, in the laboratory. The magnet was meant to pick up and release a metal object
(i) Name giving reasons a suitable material for part X
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The thimble scale has 50 divisions.(Solved)
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negatively charged rod is brought near sphere A as shown...(Solved)
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