Question

in diagrams, magnetic fields are represented by lines starting at a magnet’s poles. lines that are close together indicate that a magnetic field is strong—it has a greater ability to push and pull. what can you conclude about the magnetic fields represented in question 4? a they are strongest near a magnets poles b they are strongest near a magnets center c they get stronger as they move away from a magnet d their strength is not related to a particular part of a magnet

Explanation:

Magnetic field lines are closest together at a magnet's poles, and closely spaced lines signify a stronger magnetic field, meaning the field's pushing/pulling ability is greatest near the poles.

Answer:

A. They are strongest near a magnet's poles