How does the strength of a bar magnet change along its length?

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A bar magnet has two end poles which are the north pole and the south pole.
The strength of a bar magnet varies non-uniformly along its length.
The strength of a magnet is maximum at its poles and minimum at its center.

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How does the strength of a bar magnet change along its length?

A bar magnet has two end poles which are the north pole and the south pole.The strength of a bar magnet varies non-uniformly along its length.The strength of a magnet is maximum at its poles and minimum at its center.

A bar magnet has two end poles which are the north pole and the south pole.
The strength of a bar magnet varies non-uniformly along its length.
The strength of a magnet is maximum at its poles and minimum at its center.