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Chapter 21.1, Problem 2TH
Two identical magnets are placed as shown. Using different colored pens sketch the approximate magnetic field vectors at the four labeled points for:
• just the horizontal top magnet,
• just the vertical bottom magnet, and
• when both are present.
Explain how you determined the field vectors for the case when both magnets are present.
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