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Grade: A

• Max Acceleration: 12.3319 m/s²
• Average Acceleration: 11.8448 m/s²
• Magnet: 2 x N42, 2″ OD, 1/4″ ID, 1″ thick
• Height: 2.13 meters
• IMU: BNO055
• Replication Warranted: Yes

Grade: F

• Max Acceleration: 11.1374 m/s²
• Average Acceleration: 9.4657m/s²
• Magnet: N42, 3″ OD, 1″ thick
• Height: 7 meters
• IMU: BMI270
• Replication Warranted: No

Grade: F

• Max Acceleration: 11.2528 m/s²
• Average Acceleration: 9.8217 m/s²
• Magnet: N42, 2″ OD, 1″ thick
• Height: 7 meters
• IMU: BMI270
• Replication Warranted: No

Grade: B

• Max Acceleration: 12.1356 m/s²
• Average Acceleration: 11.3297 m/s²
• Magnet: 2 x N42, 2″ OD, 1/4″ ID, 1″ thick
• Height: 7 meters
• IMU: BMI270
• Replication Warranted: No

A dipole magnet moving in the direction of north pole to south pole experiences progressive acceleration that does not stop increasing until impact with the ground.

Grade: A

• Max Acceleration: 11.962 m/s²
• Average Acceleration: 11.1509 m/s²
• Magnet: 2 x N42, 2″ OD, 1/4″ ID, 1″ thick
• Height: 2.13 meters
• IMU: BMI270
• Replication Warranted: Yes

Determine if any combination of magnetic fields cause the magnet objects to weigh more or less than each other.