which of the following cannot happen irrespective of whether the giveniron bar B is a bar or not?
1)both end of B are attracted to north pole of a magnet
2)both end of B is
attracted to the South Pole of a magnet
3) both the end of B is attracted and the other end is repelled by the north pole of the magnet
4)both the end of B is ripple by the South Pole of a magnet
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d) Both end of b are repelled by south pole of a magnet ......its not possible
if u think practically ....
Case 1-- if its a bar magnet....one of pole will be attracted towards the south pole of magnet
Case 2--- If its non magnetic object...there is no chance of repulsion
Case 3--- if its a ferric material then only attraction is possible
Hope it helps...
!!!Interesting Question...dude!!!
if u think practically ....
Case 1-- if its a bar magnet....one of pole will be attracted towards the south pole of magnet
Case 2--- If its non magnetic object...there is no chance of repulsion
Case 3--- if its a ferric material then only attraction is possible
Hope it helps...
!!!Interesting Question...dude!!!
arushmaurya:
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Answer:
4) Both the end of B is repelled by the South Pole of a magnet.
Explanation:
If B is a bar magnet, then one end of B will be repelled by the south pole, namely B's south pole. However, B's north pole will be attracted towards the south pole of the bar magnet. Again, both ends being repelled cannot happen.
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