Inside a bar magnet,the magnetic lines of force

  • A
    are from $S$-pole to $N$-pole of the magnet.
  • B
    do not exist.
  • C
    depend upon the area of cross-section of the bar magnet.
  • D
    are from $N$-pole to $S$-pole of the magnet.

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