A horse shoe magnet does not have poles.

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The correct option is B
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All the magnets irrespective of the type have poles: north pole and south pole. Hence, a horse shoe magnet also has poles as shown below:

The curves with the arrows are magnetic field lines originating from north pole and ending at south pole.

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A horse shoe magnet does not have poles.

The correct option is B False All the magnets irrespective of the type have poles: north pole and south pole. Hence, a horse shoe magnet also has poles as shown below: The curves with the arrows are magnetic field lines originating from north pole and ending at south pole.

The correct option is B
False

All the magnets irrespective of the type have poles: north pole and south pole. Hence, a horse shoe magnet also has poles as shown below:

The curves with the arrows are magnetic field lines originating from north pole and ending at south pole.