what happens when you place the positive end of one magnet near the negative end to another?

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trancenova · Answer

Hello - better to ask this question in physics :) It is closed as it is in the wrong subject.

anonymous · Answer

what did you say

trancenova · Answer

Your question is posted in the wrong section (this is section is biology - the study of living things).

Please post it in the physics section (the study of the physical world).

anonymous · Answer

no man I"M talking about   biology  my questions was biology things so what's up

trancenova · Answer

The study of magnets is generally placed in physics, are you sure you are thinking of the correct subject?

anonymous · Answer

yeah i'm sure

trancenova · Answer

Well unfortunately magnets are not living things, that's why they are not studied in biology. There is a good description of an answer to your question here though: http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks2/science/physical_processes/magnets/read/2/