Physics, asked by Sylavo, 3 days ago

The magnetic field lines inside a bar magnet
(a) are parallel and represent zero field strength.
(b) are not equidistant but parallel and represent uniform field strength.
(c) are equidistant and parallel and represent zero field strength.
(d) are parallel and equidistant and represent uniform field strength.

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are parallel and equidistant and represent uniform field strength

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