Imagine you have a magnet labeled 'A' with its South pole facing a magnet labeled 'B'. They are currently repelling each other. What would happen if you flipped magnet 'B' around so its other end faces magnet 'A'?

They would continue to repel with the same amount of force.

They would now attract each other.

They would stop interacting entirely.

They would repel with twice as much force.

You have three identical bar magnets lined up. The North pole of the first magnet is near the South pole of the second. The North pole of the second magnet is near the third magnet, and they are pushing apart. What is the pole of the third magnet that is closest to the second magnet?

It cannot be determined from the information given.

North pole facing a South pole.

South pole facing a North pole.

South pole facing a South pole.

The middle of one magnet facing the pole of another.

They will first attract and then repel.