Why poles of machine are always even?

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The discussion clarifies that the poles of machines, specifically in the context of motors, are always even due to the nature of magnetic poles. Each north pole is paired with a corresponding south pole, resulting in an inherent pairing. For instance, when creating an electromagnet by winding wire around a nail, two poles are formed: one north and one south. This fundamental principle applies universally to all magnetic systems.

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why poles of machine are always even?
 
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Assuming you are talking about motors, these are magnetic poles which always come in pairs. Every north pole has a corresponding south pole.

If you wind wire around a nail to make an electromagnet, you have created 2 poles.
 

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