Science, asked by drniyati1990, 2 months ago

at a neutral point the resultant charge of a magnetic field is
a) current
b) uniform
c) non uniform
d) none of these

Answers

Answered by soumyashree96

Magnetic fields, including those used in electromagnets, surround and are formed by magnetized material and by moving electrical charges (currents). A neutral point of any magnet is defined as a point at which the resultant magnetic field is always zero.

So, the correct answer is CURRENT.

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