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Question 36 of 72 in Magnetism

Creating a uniform magnetic field

1 mark · Easy

Which arrangement of two bar magnets creates a uniform magnetic field in the region between them?

  1. A.Two north poles facing each other closely
  2. B.Two south poles facing each other closely
  3. C.North pole of one magnet facing the south pole of the other closely
  4. D.Magnets placed far apart with poles facing each other

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Correct option: North pole of one magnet facing the south pole of the other closely

Common mistakes: Choosing like poles facing each other

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B1 · 1 mark · Correctly identifies north to south poles facing closely create a uniform magnetic field

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Uniform fields occur between closely spaced unlike poles (N facing S of other magnet).

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