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why magnetic force is known as distance force ?

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Answered by vaniarora48200623455

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Magnetic force comes into play even when the magnet and other objects (like iron) are kept at a distance and not in direct contact with each other. Hence, magnetic-force is considered as an action-at-a-distance force.

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magnetic force is directly proportional to distance the magnetic force will also increase

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