Jack places a small bar magnet inside a hollow ball, with the positions of North and South Poles as shown in the given figure. He then spreads iron filings over the ball. Which of the following figures correctly represents the position of the iron filings over the surface of the ball.

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The correct option is C

The iron filings will arrange them around the magnet as shown above.

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Jack places a small bar magnet inside a hollow ball, with the positions of North and South Poles as shown in the given figure. He then spreads iron filings over the ball. Which of the following figures correctly represents the position of the iron filings over the surface of the ball.

The correct option is C The iron filings will arrange them around the magnet as shown above.

The correct option is C

The iron filings will arrange them around the magnet as shown above.