Geography, asked by ashfa11riyaz, 9 months ago

Saba has 3 metal bars. To understand if they are magnets or not, she undertakes a small experiment and holds the ends of the bars close to one another. The results of this experiment are plotted below.
VWXYZ
BAR 1 BAR 2
BAR 3
Results:

End V (of Bar 1)
End W (of Bar 2)

Attracts
End V (of Bar 1)
End X (of Bar 2)

Repels

End V (of Bar 1)
End Y (of Bar 3)
Attracts
End V (of Bar 1)
End Z (of Bar 3)

Attracts
From the result above, conclude which bar(s) is/are magnetic? Give reason for your response. .............................

Answers

Answered by dikshaverma4you
26

MAGNETISM

It is given to us that there are 3 bars :-

  • Bar 1 ; Bar 2 ; Bar 3

Result of Experiment given :-

  • VWXYZ

These letters show the end points of the 3 bars.

V - End Point of Bar 1

WX - End Points of Bar 2

YZ - End Points of Bar 3

Result in terms of attraction/repulsion is as under :-

  • V(Bar 1) attracts W(Bar 2)
  • V(Bar 1) repels X(Bar 2)
  • V(Bar 1) attracts Y(Bar 3)
  • V(Bar 1) attracts Z(Bar 3)

By the above result we can have two scenarios :-

(1) V = North

     W = South

     X = North

     Y = South

     Z = South

(2) V = South

     W = North

     X = South

     Y = North

     Z = North

Observe the above scenarios carefully :-

Can we have two same poles in a single bar magnet?

The answer is NO.

We can see that, YZ points both have same poles - either N-N or S-S which is not possible in a bar magnet. So, Bar 3 isn't a magnet.

Now, coming to other two Bars.

We can see, that both the ends of Bar 2 are able to perform attraction and repulsion respectively. They have either N-S poles or S-N poles. So, Bar 2 is a magnet.

In the case of Bar 1, we aren't given any results for the other end point so we cannot say with a guarantee that the other end point of Bar 1 will work in an opposite way to V. So, we cannot say whether Bar 1 is a magnet or not.

Therefore, BAR 2 is the only magnet in the above question.

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Answered by nidaeamann
7

Explanation:

As per given observations , for Bar 1, we aren't given any results for the other end so we cant say with guarantee that it is a magnet

As per given observations, for Bar 2 both are able to perform attraction and repulsion respectively. So, Bar 2 is a magnet

As per given observations , for Bar 3, we see that both points seem to have the same poles, in magnet this is not possible. Hence it is not a magnet

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