Physics, asked by Maleeha2064, 1 year ago

Could a magnetic field with a direction opposite the earths be repelled?

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Answered by Bittu2014

A magnet could repel the Earth and the force between the magnet and the Earth depends on the strength of the magnet seeing as how the Earth field is constant.

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