Question

what happens if we break a magnet into two pieces​

Answer 1

We will again get 2 poles (north and south) for both the magnets

Answer 2

When the magnet is broken into two pieces, two newly formed magnets are formed with their own poles.

• A magnet is comprised of tinly elements with magnetic characteristics that combine to form a magnetic domain.
• When a magnet breaks, we get two new magnets.
• Both the north and south poles of the newly produced magnets are distinct.
• This is due to the fact that the magnetic fields reinforce one other and reorganise into the north and south poles.
• A monopole can never exist in a magnet.
• When we break a magnet, we are simply dividing it rather than destroying its properties.
• When the magnetic elements are divided by breaking a magnet, they rearrange to form the north and south poles.