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Question

Outside a magnet, the magnetic field lines originate at_and ends at__.

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north pole, south pole

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south pole, north pole

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C

north pole, east pole

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D

north pole, west pole

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Solution

The correct option is A north pole, south pole
Magnetic field lines represent the strength of the magnetic field and its direction. Magnetic field lines originate at the north pole and ends at the south pole.

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