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How do bars of bismuth set their length when are placed between the magnetic poles?

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Perpendicular to the lines of force

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Along the lines of force

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Neither perpendicular nor along the lines of force

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In any direction

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Solution

The correct option is A Perpendicular to the lines of force
When the bars of bismuth are placed between the magnetic poles they set their length perpendicular to the lines of force.

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