What is the difference between magnetic pole, and magnetic dipole moment?

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oneowone · Answer

The reason I'm confused is because of the units: 
Magnetic pole Strength: $$A ·m$$
Magnetic dipole moment: $$A · m ^{2}$$

oneowone · Answer

And I've been going trying for a very long time to try and calculate them but its one of the hardest things to do.... 
How can one calculate the pole strength of a magnet, and how can I calculate the magnetic dipole moment of a magnet too, without using $$\tau = u \times B $$

oneowone · Answer

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rane · Answer

Magnetic pole is which as each of the two points of a magnet to and from which the lines of magnetic force are directed. Magnetic dipole is a pair of equal and opposite electric charges or magnetic poles separated by a small distance. while dipole moment is a property of a molecule where the presence of polar bonds generates a centre of positive charge and a centre of negative charge that do not coincide; such molecules have regions that are always positively or negatively charged.