Question

2 because they are natural magnets, every lodestone has two poles. depending on their arrangement, lodestones can attract or repel each other. match each pair of magnets with the type of force they will experience. you will use some answers more than once. three magnet pairs images attraction repulsion

Explanation:

Step1: Identify pole pairs (first set)

Poles: S-N and N-S → like poles (N-N, S-S) face each other.

Step2: Determine force (first set)

Like poles repel → Repulsion.

Step3: Identify pole pairs (second set)

Poles: N-S and S-N → opposite poles (S-S, N-N do not face; N-S and S-N are opposite pairs).

Step4: Determine force (second set)

Opposite poles attract → Attraction.

Step5: Identify pole pairs (third set)

Poles: N-S and N-S → opposite poles (S-N face each other).

Step6: Determine force (third set)

Opposite poles attract → Attraction.

Answer:

1. Repulsion
2. Attraction
3. Attraction