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So, a north pole will repel a   pole.  \nWhat would happen if you put the south poles of two magnets near each other?    \nYou can't see magnetic force, so how do you know it exists?  \nAnswers  \nforce attract repel touching  \nfield north south poles  \nMagnetism isan invisible  force  .  \nA magnet does not have to be  touching  something to exert force on it.  \nMagnetic force is strongest at the  poles  ofa magnet.  \nThe area around a magnet where it has force is called a magnetic  \nfield  \nOpposite poles  attract  or pull toward each other.  \nSo, a north pole will be attracted to a  south  pole.  \nPoles that are the same  repel  or push away from eachother. 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