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A bar magnet and a soft iron bar AB are placed close to each other as shown below

Mark the polarity of induced magnetism in the soft iron bar with the help of lines of force. Explain by giving reasons for the polarity marked by you.

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Map the magnetic lines of force in the magnetic field of a bar magnet . What is the direction of magnetic lines of force in the soft iron rod ? Identify the magnetic poles by using the direction of magnetic lines of force inside the iron bar.
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