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Asked by akshaygavit07.12dgatl
| 26th Sep, 2021,
02:01: PM
Expert Answer:
Let us assume axial direction of bar magnet is along x-axis and equtorial direction is along y-axis
Axial direction magnetic field at a distance x = ( μo / 4Π ) [ (2M) / x3 ]
Equtorial direction magnetic field at a distance y = ( μo / 4Π ) [ M / y3 ]
If both the magnetic fields are equal, then we have , [ 2 / x3 ] = [ 1 / y3 ]
Hence , we get , ( y / x ) = ( 1 / 21/3 ) = 2 -1/3
Answered by Thiyagarajan K
| 26th Sep, 2021,
09:46: PM
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