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Question 119

A student has a metal bar and wants to determine whether it is a permanent magnet. They bring a known permanent bar magnet near to each end of the metal bar in turn.

Which observation provides definitive proof that the metal bar is a permanent magnet?

A

One end of the metal bar is attracted to the North pole of the known magnet.

B

One end of the metal bar is repelled by the North pole of the known magnet.

C

Both ends of the metal bar are attracted to the North pole of the known magnet.

D

Both ends of the metal bar are attracted to the South pole of the known magnet.

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