analyze, to make sense of data, attract, to pull on an object, even without touching it, balanced forces, multiple forces of equal strength acting on an object, data, observations or measurements recorded in an observation, design, to try to make something new that solves a problem, diagram, an illustration that shows how something works or what its parts are, electromagnet, a kind of magnet that can be turned on or off, engineer, a person who uses science knowledge to design something in order to solve a problem, evidence, information that supports information to a question, exert, to cause a force to act on an object, explain, to describe how something works or why it happens, explaination, a description of how something works or why it happens, force, a push or a pull, gravity, the pull between the Earth or other objects, which acts even without touching, investigate, to try to learn more about something, magnet, an object that pull on some kinds of metal and pushes and pulls on other magnets, even without touching them, magnetic force, the push or pull between two magnets, or the pull of a magnet on two kinds of metal, model, something scientists make to answer questions about the real world, non-touching force, a force that acts between objects that are not touching each other, observation, to use any of the five sense to gather information about something, pole, the part of a magnet that pushes or pulls, repel, to push an object even without touching it, touching forces, a force that acts between objects that are touching each other, unbalanced forces, multiple forces of unequal strength acting on an object

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