can a magnet exist in tripoles
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no it can't. it can exist only in dipoles,not in monopole also..
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SeldonAngmo:
can I explain wt I think
yes of course
kk.... take a permanent magnet n rub it's one end against the ends of another metal or steel..so that both ends of the steel would acquire the same polarity.. then the middle part of d steel would become a pole own it's own (opposite to those whichformed at the ends of the steel
don't u think it's right
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not fully sure
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- Originally Answered: Just like magnetic dipole do magnetic tripole exist? ... The field on the inside is very different from a monopole model and in fact there are no magnetic monopoles.
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