Near the surface of the earth, a magnet is made to levitate above another magnet, which is on a table, due only to magnetic force. The levitating magnet has a mass of 150 g with its north pole facing the magnet on the table and its south pole facing upwards. 1 Sketch a free-body diagram of the levitating magnet. 2 Determine the magnetic force on the levitating magnet.

Near the surface of the earth, a magnet is made to levitate above another magnet, which is on a table, due only to magnetic force. The levitating magnet has a mass of 150 g with its north pole facing the magnet on the table and its south pole facing upwards. 1 Sketch a free-body diagram of the levitating magnet. 2 Determine the magnetic force on the levitating magnet.

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