Facts: Magnets and Electricity

Facts: Magnets and Electricity - Typing Practice Lesson

Magnet poles, circuits, conductors and insulators

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A magnet pulls on things made of iron. Every magnet has a north pole and a south pole. If you hold two magnets so that their north poles face each other, they push apart. Turn one around, and they snap together. Earth itself acts like a giant magnet, which is why a compass works.

Next: A with your left pinky finger + right Shift (right pinky)

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