How does magnetic field is developed inside magnet from north to south pole?

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Q. Assertion :Magnetic field strength at a point on axial line of a bar magnet is along south to north pole of magnet. Reason: The magnetic field strength can never be along north to south pole of a magnet.

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Q. If a magnet does not have poles, how will we find the North and the South poles?

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