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Om die magnetisme in ‘n magneet se pole te demonstreer

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NATUURWETENSKAPPE

Energie-oordrag en kragte

OPVOEDERS AFDELING

Memorandum

Waarneming: Die ystervylsels kleef aan die ente van die magneet.

Gevolgtrekking: Die pole van die staafmagneet het die grootste aantrekkingskrag.

LEERDER AFDELING

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AKTIWITEIT: Om die magnetisme in ‘n magneet se pole te demonstreer [LU 1.2]

Vir die opvoeder: Plaas ‘n dik streep ystervylsels op ‘n vel papier. Sit ‘n staafmagneet versigtig in ‘n proefbuis. Trek die proefbuis deur die ystervylsels.

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  • Die ente van die staafmagneet word die pole van die magneet genoem. Die rooi ent word die noordpool (of noordsoekende pool) genoem en die blou ent is die suidpool (suidsoekende pool).

3. Kragte tussen magnete

Wanneer magnete naby mekaar kom, ontstaan daar kragte tussen die magnete. Deur die volgende eksperiment te doen, gaan ons vasstel watter soort kragte daar tussen magnete ontstaan.

Assessering

Leeruitkomste 1:Die leerder is in staat om met selfvertroue op weetgierigheid oor natuurlike verskynsels te reageer, en om binne die konteks van wetenskap, tegnologie en die omgewing verbande te ondersoek en probleme op te los.

Assesseringstandaard 1.2: Dit is duidelik wanneer die leerder ondersoeke uitvoer en data versamel: organiseer en gebruik toerusting of bronne om inligting in te versamel en aan te teken.

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