Can a circular magnet have poles?
Hi @suhaib
In a circular or disc-shaped magnet, the magnetic lines of force emerge from the flat faces of the magnet and wrap around the outer rim. The flat faces are the poles of the circular magnet.
Infact, magnetic monopoles do not exist in nature, in other words only one south/north pole do not exist. It is true for magnets of all shapes and size.
Hope this is clear to you.
Best Wishes!!