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21.
Magnetism at the centre of a bar magnet is
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Vaishu said:
1 decade ago
There are two poles of bar magnet had different quantity which are cancelled by each other and remains zero.
Scientist said:
1 decade ago
The magnetic force at the end is more in bar magnet and less than in center so the magnet force at the center is zero.
Zaheer Abbas said:
1 decade ago
Magnetic force is zero at center of the magnet bar because magnetic force of north pole and south Pole cancel out each other and the center of magnet bar remain neutral (zero).
Bhanu Prasad said:
1 decade ago
Magnetic force at the south and north poles is very high. But at centre the magnetic force is too low. That's why magnetic force at centre is zero.
Sarvesh said:
8 years ago
I think at centre minimum.
Biplav Basnet said:
8 years ago
If the centre of the bar magnet is cut down then what is the magnetic strength?
Anu said:
8 years ago
Magnetic force is neither maximum nor minimum at the centre, and it definitely isn't zero.
Mudagall. I.F said:
6 years ago
Lines passing through opposite pols will meet at the center nullifying the force.
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