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When we cut the magnet then is it compulsory that it will only cut with separated North and south poles only it can't be cutted with the North north or with south south poles

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Magnets always exists as Dipoles ( having two polarities - North and South ), and Magnetic Monopoles cant exist

There is no theoretical reason why magnetic monopoles cannot exist and indeed there are good reasons for supposing that they should exist. It's just that we have never observed one. In the past there have been various experiments to detect magnetic monopoles, though none of them is successful,

If you're asking why we can't get monopoles out of a magnet that's because the magnetic field of a magnet is built up from the individual magnetic fields of the unpaired electrons in the magnet, and those electrons have a dipole field. There isn't any way to combine the dipole fields of the electrons to create a monopole, though it's possible to make things that look locally approximately like monopoles.


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