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the strength of a magnet is negligible at its .fill in the blanks
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Answered by akashdangi100
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The strength of the magnet is negligible at its center because the field lines near the center of the magnet are always parallel to the length of the magnet bar

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Answered by AishwaryaT13
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Answer:

.......at its "centre".

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