what are the neutral points in a magnet?
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A point in the magnetic field of a bar magnet at which the resultant field intensity is zero is called neutral point. The magnetic field lines when the magnet is placed with its N-pole pointing to north direction are shown in figure.
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In the bar magnet, the point of magnet which has intensity of zero, that is, this point becomes zero is called neutral point.
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Neutral points example -
If the bar magnet is of 10 cm in length, the neutral points will create at the distance of 15 cm from each of the pole.
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There are only two neutral points can be possible. Because there are only two tangents (perpendicular which can be drawn at a side) at magnetic field.
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Thanks for your question !
In the bar magnet, the point of magnet which has intensity of zero, that is, this point becomes zero is called neutral point.
=====================================
Neutral points example -
If the bar magnet is of 10 cm in length, the neutral points will create at the distance of 15 cm from each of the pole.
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There are only two neutral points can be possible. Because there are only two tangents (perpendicular which can be drawn at a side) at magnetic field.
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Thanks for your question !
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