Physics, 19.05.2020 17:57 duttonsteven45

Consider the following students' statements about the magnetic force on a positively charged particle placed at rest near a permanent magnet.

Bob: "A positively charged particle placed near the N pole of a permanent magnet will experience a MAGNETIC repulsion."
Nora: "A positively charged particle placed near the N pole of a permanent magnet will experience a MAGNETIC attraction."
Aaron: "A positively charged particle placed near either the N or S pole of a permanent magnet will not experience any magnetic force."

Which of these students is correct?

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