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If there are two magnetic fields (x/y). And they have un-equal flux densities. Y has a flux density > Than X. Increasing/decreasing flux density would that increase the magnetic force?
In order for a magnet to exert its force of 10lb, the dimension has to be 2-3 times bigger than the magnet. What about the flux density?
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