A south magnetic pole of a bar magnet represents

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A "south" magnetic pole of a bar magnet represents

a) The starting point of a magnetic field

b) The ending point of a magnetic field

c) The "exit" point of a magnetic field

d) The "entrance" point of a magnetic field

e) The topic was never in physics book

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