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is magnetic intensity substance is a placed in a magnetic field or not??​

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Answered by bhattdivyanshu76
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Answer:

i

Explanation:

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Answered by Wistell
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Explanation:

Magnetic Intensity

The magnetic intensity at a point is defined as the force that unit north – Pole experiences when it is placed in that field. The intensity of the magnetic field at P due to single pole is given by:

Magnetization

We say that the magnetic field B can be written as:

Intensity of Magnetic Field due to a Magnet at Different Points

In Longitudinal Position

Longitudinal Position

+/-m = Magnitude of the south and north poles

r = Distance of point P from the center of the magnet

l = Length of the bar magnet

∴ Intensity of the magnetic field at point P is given by,

where M is the magnetic moment = 2*m*l

Case: For a small magnet, r2 ≫ l2

In Transverse Position

Transverse Position

The intensity of the magnetic field at point P is given by,

When the magnet is of short length,

In Any General Position

Any General Position

The direction of is always parallel to the axis from the north to the south pole in the magnet.

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