Science, asked by nurfiroz, 10 months ago

A magnet has more force at poles than at its middle

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Answered by msubramannyamsubu

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Yes,the magnet is more force at poles

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Answered by Anonymous

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yes it is right magnets have more power at both poles rather than middle

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