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If Iron nails and Iron paper clips are mixed, could we use magnet to separate them? If not.
give the reason and the method you suggest.

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Answered by Yanacrazy08

Answer:

HOPE IT HELPS

Explanation:

Use a bar magnet to test each of the objects in Bag A. Place a check in the table above to show whether the object is attracted to the magnet or not attracted.

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If Iron nails and Iron paper clips are mixed, could we use magnet to separate them? If not.give the reason and the method you suggest.​

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If Iron nails and Iron paper clips are mixed, could we use magnet to separate them? If not.
give the reason and the method you suggest.