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why is a magnetic needle used in a compass

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Answered by ItzMissLegend

The magnetic needles used in compasses are Magnetic in nature because the Earth has a strong magnetic dipole due to its dynamo effect which creates the magnetic field around the earth's surface.

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Answered by djdhdhheyetdhd

The magnetic needles used in compasses are Magnetic in nature because the Earth has a strong magnetic dipole due to its dynamo effect which creates the magnetic field around the earth's surface.

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