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7 questions with worked solutions.
Q1. Which of the following is not a property of magnetic lines of force?
Answer: None
Magnetic field lines form closed loops, never intersect, and outside a magnet go from north to south while inside they return from south to north. Since A, B, and C are all correct properties, the only choice that fits is “None.”
Answer: are closed loops
Magnetic field lines form continuous closed loops because isolated magnetic poles do not exist. Outside a magnet they go from north to south, and inside the magnet they return from south to north, completing the loop.
Q3. The B-H curve (i) and (ii) shown in fig., associated with
Answer: (i) paramagnetic and (ii) ferromagnetic substance
A paramagnetic substance has a small positive susceptibility, so its B-H curve rises only slightly and almost linearly. A ferromagnetic substance magnetizes much more strongly, giving a steep, nonlinear curve with saturation, which matches the second curve.
Q4. are used in making electric generators and electric motors.
Answer: magnetes
Magnets are essential in electric generators and motors because they provide the magnetic field needed for electromagnetic induction and motor action. Electric current and cables are used in the devices, but they are not the specific material being asked for.
Q5. Which of the following materials is best suited as the core of an electromagnet
Answer: Iron
Iron is best because it becomes strongly magnetized in a current-carrying coil and demagnetizes readily when the current stops. That makes it ideal for an electromagnet core, unlike steel or Alnico, which retain magnetism more strongly.
Answer: Both Assertion and Reason are correct but Reason is not the correct explanation for Assertion
The assertion is true because iron can shield an instrument by offering an easier path for magnetic field lines, reducing the field inside. The reason is also true, but simply saying iron is magnetic does not explain why it protects; the shielding effect is the real reason.
Answer: Repulsive force will be greater than attractive forces
Two proton beams repel electrically because like charges repel. Since they move in the same direction, each beam also creates a magnetic field that attracts the other beam, but this magnetic attraction is weaker than the electrostatic repulsion, so the net force remains repulsive.