The north end of a freely suspended magnet always points to the *1 pointGeographical north poleGeographical south poleMagnetic north poleMagnetic west pole

The Earth’s(Select All the answers that are correct)Group of answer choicesmagnetic north pole remains at a stationary location with timemagnetic field may reverse polarity from North to South in the futuremagnetic field is generated by a stable bar-like magnet at the Earth's coremagnetic field is generated dynamically by electrically conducting, convecting molten metals and a moderately rapid rotationmagnetic north pole is constantly aligned with Earth’s geographic north pole

In the northern hemisphere, one end of a magnetic compass needle points north. On the earth’s equator, which direction will this end of the compass needle point?(1 Point)a) Northb) Eastc) Southd) West

Identify whether the following statement is true or false. Some magnets only have a north pole but no south pole.

If the Earth is represented as a bar magnet, state which magnetic pole of the bar magnet would be closer to geographic north.

A compass needle is a small magnet on a pivot. The needle can swing around freely.Explain why one end of the needle points north.