a magnet has a north and south pole labeled in the drawing student A thinks that if you cut a magnet in half each ew parts will separate into either the north or the south poles is the student correct

The student is Incorrect

Explanation:

Even if you break a magnet the poles still remains same. There is no

difference in the magnet Both north  and south pole will be there even if you

cut it in to small pieces when you cut it into pieces, if suppose you  break 2

magnets and put north and north together it will repel whereas if there  are  

different  poles like north and south it will attract, so even if you break one

single magnet the different poles will attract, Hence the student is incorrect.

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