let there be 2 magnetsA and B when north pole of A attracts south pole of B they combine - Physics - Magnetism and Electricity

Question

let there be 2 magnetsA and B when north pole of A attracts south
pole of B they combine to form one magnet Now the new magnet has
south pole of A and North pole of B So, What will happen to North A
and South B???

Apurba Paul · Accepted Answer

Since they are attached to each other, the combined effect will be
zero in this case The contact portion will behave like centre of
any other normal bar magnet

let there be 2 magnetsA and B. when north pole of A attracts south pole of B they combine to form one magnet. Now the new magnet has south pole of A and North pole of B. So, What will happen to North A and South B???