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How can we identify by south pole in a bar magnet?

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To identify the south pole of a bar magnet, follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Gather Materials**: - You will need a bar magnet whose poles you want to identify. - You will also need another magnet whose poles are already known (let's call it Magnet A). ...
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