Question

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2 how are magnetic fields like force fields?
a magnetic fields are large, extending several miles in every direction
b magnetic fields form protective shields around the center of a magnet
c even though they are invisible, magnetic fields can push and pull objects
d even though they are easy to see, magnetic fields do not impact other objects
3 imagine that you want to collect extra nails and screws from a

Explanation:

Force fields are invisible regions where a force acts on objects. Magnetic fields are invisible, and they exert attractive/repulsive forces (push/pull) on magnetic materials or charged particles, matching this key trait of force fields. Other options are incorrect: magnetic fields don't extend miles typically, don't form protective shields around the magnet center, and are invisible while affecting objects.

Answer:

C. Even though they are invisible, magnetic fields can push and pull objects