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Match the fol...

Question

Match the following.

‘A’

‘B’

(a)

Compass

1.

Maximum magnetic strength

(b)

Cupboard

2.

Like poles

(c)

Repulsion

3.

Bar magnet

(d)

Magnetic poles

4.

Magnetic needle

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Solution

‘A’

‘B’

(a) Compass

4. Magnetic needle

(b) Cupboard

1.Maximum magnetic strength

(c) Repulsion

2. Like pole

(d) Magnetic poles

3. Bar magnet

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