The figure below shows a method of magnetization used in making magnets. i)Name the method. ii) Identify the polarities A and B of the magnet produced. iii) Apart...

The figure below shows a method of magnetization used in making magnets.

i)Name the method.
ii) Identify the polarities A and B of the magnet produced.
iii) Apart from this method, state any other method used in magnetization.

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i) Double stroke method.
ii) A - South pole
B - North pole
iii) - Induction method.
-Mechanical method - Hammering
-Electrical method.

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Kavungya answered the question on October 30, 2019 at 13:24

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