1. Aug 23, 2012 #1

   Dobbie

   

   Is it possible for a magnet to have same poles? i saw a question in which the compass points the same way in both ends.

    

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3. Aug 23, 2012 #2

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   You could in principle have a bar which is magnetised with one pole in the middle and the opposite pole to that at each end. E.g., glue the N poles of two magnets together.
   As far as is known, a monopole is also possible, but none has ever been found.

    

   haruspex, Aug 23, 2012

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