Math, asked by shcg, 1 year ago

What is the reason that iron fillings align themselves along the magnetic field lines in iron filling experiment ?

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Answered by chavvamamatha

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iron filings algin themselves in the magnetic field magnet form a feild around it so the fillings are attracted to the magnet

shcg: i m not understanding well...what can be the appropriate answer?

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