Pole — Science definition
A north or south magnetic orientation region in the simple magnet model.
Where it is taught
- Magnetic Forces, Fields & Distance — Electricity, Magnetism & Light, Science 6: Matter, Energy & Earth Systems, Grade 6
Questions using pole
Problem 1
Which statement correctly uses pole in Magnetic Forces, Fields & Distance?
- Dividing a bar magnet creates an ordinary magnet with only one pole.
- Every metal must be strongly attracted by a magnet.
- pole: A north or south magnetic orientation region in the simple magnet model.
- One illustrative result establishes every real condition and needs no further evidence.
Answer and explanation
pole: A north or south magnetic orientation region in the simple magnet model.
A north or south magnetic orientation region in the simple magnet model. The recorded holding count decreases as gap increases under this method. At 2 cm the mean is 5 clips and the range 4–6. Clip count is a practical proxy, not force in newtons, and these three distances do not establish an exact mathematical law or prove the field stops beyond 3 cm.