Question

2. A ring magnet has
two four magnetic poles​

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes even ring magnets have poles (mind it both of them not monopoles).

Magnetic monopoles (ie either a north or south pole present alone) are not possible/have not been found till date.

Based on this concept (absence of magnetic monopoles) has the Gauss law for magnetism been formulated/prooved.

Though electric monopoles (eg a positively charged body) are verymuch present.

Hope it helps

Answer 2

Answer:

Mark me brainliest pls.. answer is below.

Explanation:

All magnets, no matter what their shape, have two regions called magnetic poles with the magnetism both in and around a magnetic circuit producing a definite chain of organised and balanced pattern of invisible lines of flux around it.