In an experiment, Rodger places a small iron ball between three magnets of equal strengths, as shown in the given figure. The magnets are at equal distances from the ball. The ball will move toward point.

III

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The correct option is A
III

The ball will move towards point III since there it is attracted by more number of magnets.

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In an experiment, Rodger places a small iron ball between three magnets of equal strengths, as shown in the given figure. The magnets are at equal distances from the ball. The ball will move toward point.

The correct option is A III The ball will move towards point III since there it is attracted by more number of magnets.

The correct option is A
III

The ball will move towards point III since there it is attracted by more number of magnets.