| ppefmh | Ed | Garstin | 0/8 | A magnetic compass contains a small bar magnet. We can use this to plot a magnetic field around a bar magnet.
2a) Select the statements below that match stages in the correct order?
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Draw an arrow pointing from the North pole to the South pole.
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Draw another cross at the North pole of the compass.
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Continue moving the compass until we reach the South pole of the magnet.
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Connect all of the crosses with a line.
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Repeat with different starting points around the North pole of the magnet.
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Place the compass near the North pole of the bar magnet.
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Draw a cross at the North pole of the compass.
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Move the compass so the South pole is on the cross.
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Draw an arrow pointing from the North pole to the South pole.
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Draw another cross at the North pole of the compass.
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Continue moving the compass until we reach the South pole of the magnet.
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Connect all of the crosses with a line.
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Repeat with different starting points around the North pole of the magnet.
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Place the compass near the North pole of the bar magnet.
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Draw a cross at the North pole of the compass.
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Move the compass so the South pole is on the cross.
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Draw an arrow pointing from the North pole to the South pole.
-
Draw another cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Continue moving the compass until we reach the South pole of the magnet.
-
Connect all of the crosses with a line.
-
Repeat with different starting points around the North pole of the magnet.
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Place the compass near the North pole of the bar magnet.
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Draw a cross at the North pole of the compass.
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Move the compass so the South pole is on the cross.
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Draw an arrow pointing from the North pole to the South pole.
-
Draw another cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Continue moving the compass until we reach the South pole of the magnet.
-
Connect all of the crosses with a line.
-
Repeat with different starting points around the North pole of the magnet.
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Place the compass near the North pole of the bar magnet.
-
Draw a cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Move the compass so the South pole is on the cross.
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-
Draw an arrow pointing from the North pole to the South pole.
-
Draw another cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Continue moving the compass until we reach the South pole of the magnet.
-
Connect all of the crosses with a line.
-
Repeat with different starting points around the North pole of the magnet.
-
Place the compass near the North pole of the bar magnet.
-
Draw a cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Move the compass so the South pole is on the cross.
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-
Draw an arrow pointing from the North pole to the South pole.
-
Draw another cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Continue moving the compass until we reach the South pole of the magnet.
-
Connect all of the crosses with a line.
-
Repeat with different starting points around the North pole of the magnet.
-
Place the compass near the North pole of the bar magnet.
-
Draw a cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Move the compass so the South pole is on the cross.
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-
Draw an arrow pointing from the North pole to the South pole.
-
Draw another cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Continue moving the compass until we reach the South pole of the magnet.
-
Connect all of the crosses with a line.
-
Repeat with different starting points around the North pole of the magnet.
-
Place the compass near the North pole of the bar magnet.
-
Draw a cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Move the compass so the South pole is on the cross.
|
-
Draw an arrow pointing from the North pole to the South pole.
-
Draw another cross at the North pole of the compass.
-
Continue moving the compass until we reach the South pole of the magnet.
-
Connect all of the crosses with a line.
-
Repeat with different starting points around the North pole of the magnet.
-
Place the compass near the North pole of the bar magnet.
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Draw a cross at the North pole of the compass.
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Move the compass so the South pole is on the cross.
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