A very long magnet is held vertically with its south pole on a table. A single neutral point is located on the table on :

The east of the magnet

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The north of the magnet

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The west of the magnet

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The south of the magnet

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Solution

The correct option is C The west of the magnet
When held vertically with south pole downwards, the neutral point will be seen on the west of the magnet.

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A very long magnet is held vertically with its south pole on a table. A single neutral point is located on the table on :

The correct option is C The west of the magnetWhen held vertically with south pole downwards, the neutral point will be seen on the west of the magnet.

The correct option is C The west of the magnet
When held vertically with south pole downwards, the neutral point will be seen on the west of the magnet.