6. Which picture is correct?2 pointsGeographicNorth PoleGeographicNorth Pole-MagneticNorth PoleMagnetic-South PoleMagneticSouth Pole-GeographicMagneticMagneticNorth Pole-GeographicSouth Pole Field LinesMagneticSouth Pole Field LinesAPicture APicture BBoth pictures are correct.Neither picture is correct.

Picture A is incorrect because (a) Field lines should be directed toward south from north (b) North…

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Which picture is correct?

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Chapter22: Magnetism

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Problem 30CQ: You are told that in a certain region there is either a uniform electric or magnetic field. What...

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-South Pole
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South Pole-
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Magnetic
Magnetic
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-Geographic
South Pole Field Lines
Magnetic
South Pole Field Lines
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Neither picture is correct.

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