A bar magnet has a north pole and a south pole. This arrangement is referred to as a
A) monopole.
B) dipole.
C) bipole.
D) equipole.
E) oppopole.

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A bar magnet has two poles, a north pole and a south pole, which creates a magnetic field around the magnet. This arrangement is referred to as a dipole. A monopole, as the name suggests, is a single pole and does not exist in nature. Bipole and equipole are not commonly used terms in the context of magnets. Oppopole is not a recognized term in magnetism.

A Bar Magnet Has a North Pole and a South