Magnetic Field and ElectrOMagnet

Matching Match each description with the correct term. Electromagnets made by Flowing electric current in a wire Magnetic Field the area around an object that produces a North and South pole The strength of an electromagnet Increases the number of turns of wire and the strength of the electric current Upload a screenshot of your experiment results on magnetic fields and electromagnets below! True Sort the following statements into either the True or the False column. True Earth's magnetic field and the magnetic field of a bar magnet have a North and South pole. Magnetic fields move from the North pole to the South pole The north pole of a magnet is always attracted to the south pole of the earth False Earth's magnetic field emerges from the magnetic South pole Magnetic field lines always form perfect circles The farther the distance from the source of the magnetic field, the stronger the magnetic field Electromagnets are very strong permanent magnets Magnetic fields have no direction Factors that influence the strength of the magnetic field are ... Number of turns of wire The amount of electric current Iron core type All answers are correct The lines of magnetic force coming out of a magnet always go towards ... Another magnetic north pole Another magnetic south pole Magnetic center point Not enough look at the picture! Can you explain the direction of the magnetic field lines according to the image above?