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    The document discusses how a broken bar will form two new pairs of poles, with north and south poles existing in pairs and no magnetic monopoles. The two broken ends of the bar will attract each other.

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    The document discusses how a broken bar will form two new pairs of poles, with north and south poles existing in pairs and no magnetic monopoles. The two broken ends of the bar will attract each other.

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    Pairs and No Magnetic Monopoles Exist

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    The document discusses how a broken bar will form two new pairs of poles, with north and south poles existing in pairs and no magnetic monopoles. The two broken ends of the bar will attract each other.

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    Answer: The bar breaks in a way that 2 other pair of poles form.

    rm. North and south poles only exist in


    pairs and no magnetic monopoles exist.

    So the two broken ends will attract each other.

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