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If a given material repels one pole of a magnet the given material is a _______.

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Tests to check whether a given material is a magnet includes bringing a magnet near the test material.
If given material repels a magnet for one of its poles ,the material is magnet.
Because Like poles of magnet repel and unlike poles attract.

Hence if a given material repels one pole of a magnet the given material is a magnet.

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