A freely pivoting bar magnet
(such as a compass needle) is placed in a magnetic field created by
other sources. The figure correctly shows the alignment of the
compass in the external magnetic field.
Is this statement about the figure
True or False??
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true
as magnetic field lines emanate from the N pole and end in S
pole, so, the external field is created from left to right. and
thus the S pole of magnet is attracted towards the N pole of
external field and vice versa for the N pole of magnet....
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A freely pivoting bar magnet (such as a compass needle) is placed in a magnetic field...
A freely pivoting bar magnet (such as a compass needle) is placed in a magnetic field created by other sources. True or False: The figure correctly shows the alignment of the compass in the external magnetic field. True False
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