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प्रश्न
Describe, how you will proceed to determine the position of the pole of a bar magnet.
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उत्तर
Fix a white sheet of paper on a wooden drawing board and in the middle of it draw a straight line. On the straight line place a magnetic needle. Turn the drawing board in the clockwise or anticlockwise direction, till the magnetic needle is in line with

line drawn on drawing board. At this point drawing board is in magnetic meridian. Remove the magnetic needle.
Place a bar magnet such that its axis coincides with this line. Mark the outline of the magnet with a pencil. Place the compass needle near one end of the bar magnet. In this position, the action of the earth’s field is ineffective in deflecting the needle and the compass needle is acted on by the nearest pole only. Market the two ends of the needle by two dots A and B as shown in the figure.
Change the position of the compass needle and repeat the process. Join the two marks A, B, and A,, B, by straight lines. It will be found that the straight lines, when produced, intersect at a point near the end of the magnet. This point of intersection indicates the position of the magnetic pole. Similarly, the other pole may be ascertained in the same way as described above. The length between the two poles is called the effective length of the magnet which is found to be about 0.84 times the actual length of the magnet.
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