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The diagram below shows three ring
magnets, P, Q and R. Identify the poles of P, Q and R.
| P | Q | R | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | North | North | North |
| B | North | North | South |
| C | South | North | South |
| D | South | North | North |
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Class : Class 9
assuming that poles are downward the bottom is south so the upper one will be north the next one needs to be north because it is facing north of the last magnet , thus upper part will be south and to repel from south ...the next magnet will be south and have north on top ...this can go on till infinity in an alternating pattern.
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Class : Class 8
The correct answer should be A because in the diagram all the magnets repel each other and like poles repel.
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Class : Class 4
another puzzlewhat is pentagon plus pentagon plus hexagon =???(solution: count the sides and then add)