why does a compass needle get deflected when brought near a bar magnet
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A COMPASS CONSISTS OF A MAGNETIC NEEDLE AND WORKS OF THE PRINCIPLE OF MAGNETIC DEFLECTION TO SHOW THE POLE DIRECTION.
THATS WHY WHEN A MAGNET IS BROUGHT NEAR A BAR MAGNET IT ENTERS IN THE MAGNETIC FIELD OF BAR MAGNET AND GETS DEFLECTED
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the needle of a compass is a small magnet.
that's why when a compass needle brought near a bar magnet, it's magnetic field lines interact with that of the bar magnet.hence a compass needle gets deflected.
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