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Magnetic strength is minimum at the ____ of a bar magnet​

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Answered by yadavricha121
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Answer:

Magnetism at the 'centre of a bar magnet' is zero.

Explanation: Magnetism is strongest at north and south poles of the magnet and weakest at the "centre of a bar magmet

Answered by Apnatimehai
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Magnetism at the 'centre of a bar magnet' is zero. Explanation: Magnetism is strongest at north and south poles of the magnet and weakest at the "centre of a bar magnet"

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