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I was doing an experiment in science class with iron filings, a piece of paper and a bar magnet. I put a bar magnet underneath the piece of paper and sprinkled iron filings on top of the paper. The iron filings attracted to the bar magnet and created an outline view of the magnet. The iron filing that weren't near the bar magnet still attracted to it. However right around the edges of the bar magnet there weren't any iron filings. Why is this?
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