If we place a bar magnet in the magnetic meridian with its north pole towards geographical North, the neutral point will be

1.on the axial of the magnet

2.on the equatorial line line of magnet

3.at 45 with the axial line

4. At 45 with equatorial line

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Option (2)

Two neutral points are found which lie on the equatorial line of the magnet.

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If we place a bar magnet in the magnetic meridian with its north pole towards geographical North, the neutral point will be 1.on the axial of the magnet 2.on the equatorial line line of magnet 3.at 45 with the axial line 4. At 45 with equatorial line

Option (2) Two neutral points are found which lie on the equatorial line of the magnet.

If we place a bar magnet in the magnetic meridian with its north pole towards geographical North, the neutral point will be

1.on the axial of the magnet

2.on the equatorial line line of magnet

3.at 45 with the axial line

4. At 45 with equatorial line

Option (2)

Two neutral points are found which lie on the equatorial line of the magnet.