The presence of which magnetic feature best explains why a magnet can act at a distance on other magnets or on objects containin
1 answer:
The orientation with the largest magnetic torque on the dipole is Orientation B (See attached image).
<h3>What is Magnetic Torque?</h3>The torque on the dipole is defined as:
τ = µ×B,
where B is the external magnetic field.
The magnitude of this torque is µB sinθ, where θ is the angle between B and µ
Magnetic Torque is highest when;
→ →
µ ⊥ β
That is when θ = 90°. Hence B is the correct answer. Please see attached image.
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