Question

A single keeper can protect a horseshoe magnet but not a bar magnet.

• A. True
• B. False

Answer 1

The correct option is A True

1. Magnets lose their magnetic characteristics if they are not stored correctly. Horseshoe magnets are not kept in the same way as bar magnets.
2. Pairs of bar magnets must be maintained together, with opposing poles on the same side.
3. A piece of wood is placed between them to keep them apart.
4. In the case of a horseshoe magnet, a single magnet keeper should be retained such that it touches both poles of the magnet.

Hence given statement is true.