Physics, asked by Anshika0402, 1 year ago

why does the magnetic fields stronger at the poles and weaker at the middle of the magnet?

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Answered by jyoti571
6
because the lines are close to each other at poles but away from each other at the middle of the magnet
Answered by Rishu2002
5
Because all the power of magnet are at its ends
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