There is no couple acting when two bar magnets are placed coaxially separated by a distance because

There are no forces on the poles

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The forces are parallel and their lines of action do not coincide

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The forces are perpendicular to each other

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The forces act along the same line

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The correct option is D The forces act along the same line

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