can we seprate the 2 poles of a magnet? and how?

Answer 1

Hi. No. As the magnet is divided a new set of poles form at the division. This occurs down to the atomic level.

Answer 2

NO AND NEVER
MAGNET IS A COMINATION OF TWO POLES AND AT Jr. ONE IS PRETTY MUCH AWARE ABT THE ACTIVITY WHICH CLEARLY DEMONSTRATE THAT TILL THE END OF OUR UNIVERSE WE CAN'T SEPARATE THEM
EVEN AT ATOMIC LEVEL DUE TO REGULAR MOTION AND SPIN OF ELECTRONS IN THEIR ORBITAL A MAGNETIC DIPOLE IS GENERATED WHICH INEVITABLE
SO HOW COULD U EVEN THINK OF THAT

Answer 3

No -- it would be like trying to make a string with only 1 end (and no splices).