Pls the physics guru in the house should help me with some explanations.

Let say I have a magnet with the north pole at the left and the south pole at the right. I divide this magnet into two, two magnets will be created each with it's respective north and south pole.

Let's say I continue dividing this magnet till I get to the last electron. Will this electron have both a north pole and a south pole or will it just have a single pole? Pls explain to me with a reason.

Also, If I split this last electron into two, and I consider one of the halved particle. Will this halved particle have both a north and a south pole or will the halved particle have a single pole? Pls explain to me with a reason.
Thanks

are you smoking something strong?

ELECTION is what you want to divide?

PLS DEFINE AN ATOM........

can atoms be divided?


BRO pls calm down and USE YOUR DATA AND TIME FOR SOMETHING TANGIBLE than all these posts you have posted over time that can not help anyone be better.

blackpanthar:
are you smoking something strong?

ELECTION is what you want to divide?

PLS DEFINE AN ATOM........

can atoms be divided?


BRO pls calm down and USE YOUR DATA AND TIME FOR SOMETHING TANGIBLE than all these posts you have posted over time that can not help anyone be better.

Bro what I posted is from the theoritical point of view. Pls if u can't help. Move away.