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EEP NOTES MAGNETISM

The document discusses the principles and applications of magnetism, including the behavior of magnetic fields and forces in various materials. It covers concepts such as magnetic flux, magnetic poles, and the characteristics of electromagnets. Additionally, it provides calculations related to magnetic field strength and permeability in different materials.

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EEP NOTES MAGNETISM

The document discusses the principles and applications of magnetism, including the behavior of magnetic fields and forces in various materials. It covers concepts such as magnetic flux, magnetic poles, and the characteristics of electromagnets. Additionally, it provides calculations related to magnetic field strength and permeability in different materials.

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