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Magnetism
North and south poles of a bar magnet
A bar magnet labelled with its north (N) and south (S) poles.
- School level
- Primary Seven
- Learning area
- Integrated Science
- Topic
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Format
- PNG image
- Version
- 1
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Understanding the poles of a magnet
This illustration belongs to the Primary Seven Integrated Science topic Electricity and Magnetism.
- The diagram shows a bar magnet with its two poles marked N (north) and S (south).
- Magnets have two poles. When two magnets are brought near one another, like poles repel and unlike poles attract.
- The labels identify the magnet poles; they do not represent an electric circuit or a flow of current.