Two bar magnets are arranged so that they are parallel to each other as shown below. The dot at the location shown is the place where a compass is paced.
a) If the north end compass needle is to point towards the left
(west), what must be the polarity of the poles at “x” and at “y?”
b) If the north end of the compass points up (north) at the
location of the dot, what must be the polarity of the poles.
Conclusion: x y
Two bar magnets are arranged so that they are parallel to each other as shown below....
Two bar magnets are arranged so that they are parallel to each other. In case 1, north poles face each other on the right side. In case2, south poles face each other on the right side. In what way is the resulting field pattern the same, and in what way is it different? 2-A bar magnet is placed on a flat surface so that the north pole is on the left side and the south pole on the right. At...
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