alleryStart learning →For a perfect superconductor the magnetic susceptibility is
A+1 exactly
B-1 exactly
C0 exactly
Dvery large
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. -1 exactly
A superconductor expels all field lines, which corresponds to χ = -1 and zero permeability.
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