If 'W' Joule is the work done in rotating the magnet from the field direction to a position that makes
an angle 60° with the direction of the field, the torque required to hold the magnet in that direction
is
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Root 3W N-m
Explanation:
See work done formula is MB(1-costhetha) and torque is MBsinthetha. W=MB/2 and torque is MB(root3)/2 implies torque is Root 3W
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