A bar magnet is cut along a transverse axis. What happens to its pole strength according to the notes?
AIt becomes half
BIt becomes double
CIt remains unchanged
DIt becomes zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It remains unchanged
The notes state that on cutting a bar magnet along a transverse axis, there is no effect on pole strength.
Only the dipole moment changes.
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