AP Physics 1: 2.3 Properties of Objects and Systems
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| AP Physics 1 | Properties of Objects and Systems |
| Language | English Language |
| Science Practice 3 | Engaging in scientific questioning |
Transcript
played around with magnets at some point in our lives
Magnets as we know have a negative side and a
positive side If you put the negative side of one
magnet on the positive side of the other magnet well
they'll stick together like glue If you try to put
the two negative sides together they'll push each other back
that's because identical charges always repel each other and opposite
charges always attract each other So in our case here
we've got two negative charges making option b the correct
choice Those particles will always repel each other Options a
and c violate basic laws of physics and the one
that's never gonna work an option D well it can
be determined so he's out Just remember opposite charges Attract 00:01:04.15 --> [endTime] and like charges repel