Question

at different points in the magnetic field, field lines can be close together or far apart. the magnetic field is strongest where the field lines are closest together. these models represent the magnetic fields around two magnets. complete the sentences to describe the models. the field lines in each model are closer together far from the poles than they are far from the poles. this means that the magnetic field as you get closer to the poles. gets stronger gets weaker stays the same

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze magnetic field line density

Observe the diagrams: field lines are closer near the poles (N and S) and farther apart away from poles. So first blank (closer together) is "near the poles", second blank (than they are) is "far from the poles".

Step2: Relate density to field strength

From the text: "magnetic field is strongest where field lines are closest together". So as you get closer to poles (where lines are closer), field gets stronger.

Answer:

First dropdown: near the poles; Second dropdown: far from the poles; Third option: gets stronger