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How are the North and South poles of a magnet different?

A. They are made of different materials.
B. They are different materials.
C. They have different charges.



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Final answer:

In physics, magnets have North and South poles that always exist in pairs and interact in specific ways.


Explanation:

Magnetic poles always occur as North and South poles in pairs in magnets. If a permanent magnet is split in half, two smaller magnets with their own North and South poles are created. This concept is similar to positive and negative charges in electrostatics.


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