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A compass contains a magnet. The magnet responds to Earth's magnetic field. The magnet's north pole points north from most locations on Earth. Based on what you learned about magnetic force, make three predictions, Predict the
approximate size of Earth's magnetic field and the approximate location of its North and South Poles. Give a reason for
each prediction.

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