Which statement describes the magnetic field inside a bar magnet? it points from north to south. it points from south to north. it forms loops inside the magnet. there is no field within the magnet.

The field of a bar magnet points outward from the north and inward at the south pole. Because magnetic fields form closed loops, the field inside of the magnet would be pointing from south to north.

It points from south to north.

Explanation:

The magnetic field of a bar magnet forms loops outside and straight lines inside the bar magnet. These lines represent the regions where magnetic force acts. No two lines cross each other. The magnetic field lines exit from north pole and enter south pole outside the magnet. Inside the magnet, the magnetic lines start from south and end at north.

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