3. The diagram shows the Earth's magnetic field lines. Choose one answer. Outside the Earth, the magnetic field points away from Antarctica and toward the Arctic (in northern Canada). Therefore, the south magnetic pole is in Antarctica and the north magnetic pole is in the Arctic. Outside the Earth, the magnetic field points away from Antarctica and toward the Arctic (in northern Canada). Therefore the north magnetic pole is in Antarctica and the south magnetic pole is in the Arctic. Équator Outside the Earth, the magnetic field points toward Antarctica and away from the Arctic (in northern Canada). Therefore the south magnetic pole is in Antarctica and the north magnetic pole is in the Arctic. Outside the Earth, the magnetic field points toward Antarctica and away from the Arctic (in northern Canada). Therefore the north magnetic pole is in Antarctica and the south magnetic pole is in the Arctic.

3. The diagram shows the Earth's magnetic field lines. Choose one answer. Outside the Earth, the magnetic field points away from Antarctica and toward the Arctic (in northern Canada). Therefore, the south magnetic pole is in Antarctica and the north magnetic pole is in the Arctic. Outside the Earth, the magnetic field points away from Antarctica and toward the Arctic (in northern Canada). Therefore the north magnetic pole is in Antarctica and the south magnetic pole is in the Arctic. Équator Outside the Earth, the magnetic field points toward Antarctica and away from the Arctic (in northern Canada). Therefore the south magnetic pole is in Antarctica and the north magnetic pole is in the Arctic. Outside the Earth, the magnetic field points toward Antarctica and away from the Arctic (in northern Canada). Therefore the north magnetic pole is in Antarctica and the south magnetic pole is in the Arctic.

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11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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