Answer:
They have two poles.
Explanation:
All magnets have two poles, even in nature.
"They have two poles." best describes all magnets found in nature. Every magnet has two poles one is the south and another is the north pole.
A magnet is an iron piece or of other material with its constituent atoms arranged in such a way that it shows magnetism qualities,
Like charge attracting different iron-containing objects or engaging itself in a magnetic field.
The given metallic bars are A, B, and C. Every end of the magnet is denoted with the 1 and 2.
Every magnet has two poles one is the south and another is the north pole. Like poles repel each other. While unlike poles attract each other.
The north-north and south-south pole repel each other. While the south-north and north-south poles attract each other.
"They have two poles." best describes all magnets found in nature.
Hence option C is correct and best describes the nature of the magnet.
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