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Calculate the geometric length of a bar magnet of pole strength 80 Am and magnetic moment 4Am2
 

Important Questions on Magnetism and Magnetic Effects of Electric Current

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A magnet of pole strength m and length l is broken into two pieces. The pole strength of each piece is
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Write the four important properties of the magnetic field lines due to a bar magnet.
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Write the four important properties of the magnetic field lines due to a bar magnet. 
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Shashi was rolling a bar magnet in fine sand. She pulled out magnet from the sand and noticed fine grey particles sticking on the ends of the magnet. However, no particles were sticking in the middle of the magnet. She wanted to know the basic facts clarified such observation with basic facts.

Answer the following questions based on above information:

Why are these fine particles sticking at the ends of the bar magnet but not in the middle of the magnet?

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There are no markings on the body of a bar magnet to indicate its poles. How would you find its north pole?
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You are given a magnet with no markings, indicating its pole. How can you identify its poles by using another bar magnet with markings?

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What will happen if the North pole of a bar magnet is brought near the North pole of a magnet kept on a table?

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How do you show experimentally that power of a magnet is strongest at its ends?  
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Write down the property of magnets using which directions can be found. Prove this property with the help of an activity. 
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How can you show that the magnetic strength of a magnet is concentrated at the poles?

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At which point on this diagram (labelled A to D) is the magnetic strength maximum?

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A bar magnet has no marking to indicate its poles. How will you find its poles, without using a magnet?
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You are given a bar magnet with a length of string tied to it such that the magnet can hang from it. By just observing the magnet, how can you find out which end is the north pole? Explain your answer.
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When we bring like poles of two magnets close to each other, they: