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CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
List some properties of magnets
Asked by sureshyadav.sisaura
8th January 2023,
6:44 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
using bar magnet, how will you find west direction of your house
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17th December 2022,
8:21 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
Mention 3 advantage of an electromagnet and a permanent magnet??
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28th February 2022,
10:47 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
Is there is not east pole and west pole of magnet?
Asked by Shrityadarsh
29th November 2020,
5:46 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
How will we find North and South pole of a freely suspended bar magnet ?
Asked by lakshmijoshi1978
12th March 2020,
8:02 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
How does compass help to find direction
Asked by tinapatidar2007
24th February 2020,
9:26 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
what are magnets?
Asked by parinitachandra1234
1st December 2019,
9:08 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
How can we prove Magnetism is a form of energy
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7th March 2019,
2:01 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
What is magnet
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12th February 2019,
7:38 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
what is magnet
Asked by bijendra_kumar80
30th December 2018,
11:34 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
I HEARD MY TEACHER TELLING NORTH ATTRACTS TO SOUTH BUT IN MY NOTES IT IS GIVEN WHEN A STRING TIED TO BAR MAGNET THE POLE WHICH FACES NORTH IS NORTH POLE BUT NORTH ATTRACTS TO SOUTH
Asked by papani2133
10th April 2017,
7:37 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
how does an electromagnet functions?
Asked by TARUN KUMAR
29th June 2016,
10:28 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
Why is it said that ‘repulsion is a sure test of magnetism’? (3 Marks)
Asked by Darshana
26th January 2016,
6:44 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
describe asimple experiment to show that a freely suspended magnet always alings itself in a particular direction.
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Asked by sanatanblue
27th December 2015,
8:42 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
(a) Identify the type of magnets: (i) (ii) (b) How do travellers in the olden days used magnets to find directions?
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3rd March 2015,
3:02 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
What does the given figure show?
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3rd March 2015,
2:39 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
Identify and define the device shown in the given figure.
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3rd March 2015,
2:37 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
(a) You are given two similar steel bars one of which is a magnet. What else would you require to test which of the given steel bars is a magnet? (b) How the magnetic compass is used to know the directions of a place?
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
(a) What happens when the north pole of a magnet is placed near the north pole of another magnet? (b) Name four different types of magnets.
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
In which direction a freely suspended bar magnet comes to rest?
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
How the magnetic compass is used to know the directions of a place?
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
Briefly describe the structure of magnetic compass.
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
Name the two poles of the magnet.
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
How can you find the North and South pole of the magnet?
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29th May 2014,
6:16 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
When the iron fillings are spread on a sheet and a bar magnet is placed on it, what do you observe? Do you find anything special about the way they arrange themselves?
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26th November 2013,
10:58 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Fun with Magnets
When we rub soil or sand with magnet, we find some particles of soil or sand remain attached to it. Why does it happen?
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26th November 2013,
10:48 AM
