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The vertical plane which passes through the magnetic axis of a freely suspended magnet at rest is called -

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Magnetic meridian

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Geographical meridian

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North meridian

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South meridian

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The correct option is A Magnetic meridian
The vertical plane which passes through the magnetic axis of a freely suspended magnetic at rest is called magnetic meridian

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