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A bar magnet is broken into two parts. If care is taken not to disturb the magnetic domains, what are the polarities of the new ends $c$ and $d$ respectively?
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This means that all its atomic magnets or magnetic dipoles are aligned in the same direction. The small arrows in the figure represent these magnetic dipoles. The magnetic dipole moments always move from south to north. Show more…
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