Question

The north pole of the magnet always points towards the geographic_______. When suspended freely.
A. South
B. North
C. East
D. West

Answer 1

Hint: Earth's attractive field, otherwise called the geomagnetic field, is the attractive field that stretches out from the Earth's inside out into space, where it associates with the sun oriented breeze, a surge of charged particles radiating from the Sun.

Complete answer:
Option A: This option is correct because the North Pole of the freely suspended magnet always points to the geographical south. So, the south pole of the earth attracts the north pole of magnets.

Option B: This option is not correct because the North Pole of the magnets is repelled by the north pole of the earth.

Option C: This option is not correct because the earth is a magnet with a magnetic field, one of its poles is extremely close to geographical north, it is better to refer to it as 'north' to make navigation simpler. . Because magnets have two poles that are opposite each other, the other pole is named 'south.' As a result, there are no east or west poles in a magnet.

Option D: This option is not correct because the earth is a magnet with a magnetic field, one of its poles is extremely close to geographical north, it is better to refer to it as 'north' to make navigation simpler. Because magnets have two poles that are opposite each other, the other pole is named 'south.' As a result, there are no east or west poles in a magnet.

Hence, the correct option is A.

Note: A magnet is an object or material that generates a magnetic field. This invisible magnetic field is responsible for a magnet's most remarkable property: a force that attracts or repels other ferromagnetic elements including iron, steel, nickel, cobalt, and others.