Question

The strength of the south pole of a magnet is equal to the strength of its north pole.

• A. greater than
• B. less than

Answer 1

The correct option is A

greater than

Both the poles of a magnet; north pole and south pole have same strengths. Even if you do any alterations in the magnet, example: make the north pole of the magnet thicker than the south pole, the strengths always remain same.