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Can ever there be a magnet (a) with no pole (b) with two similar poles (c) with three poles?

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(a) Yes, there can be a magnet with no pole e.g. in case of a toroid carrying current.
(b) Yes, there can be a magnet with two similar poles when like poles of two magnets are glued together.
(c) Yes, there can be a magnet with three poles, again when like poles of two magnets are glued together.
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