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A metal sheet is placed in fron t of the pole of a very strong magnet. A force is needed to

A

hold the sheet in its position, if the metal is magnetic

B

hold the sheet in its position, if the metal is non-magnetic

C

move the sheet away with a uniform velocity, if the metal is
magnetic.

D

move the sheet away with a uniform velocity, if the metals is non-magnetic

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