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MULTIPLE CHOICE Since a unit positive charge is used to measure an electric field, what would be an appropriate test object to measure a magnetic field? A) a single south-seekin…

MULTIPLE CHOICE Since a unit positive charge is used to measure an electric field, what would be an appropriate test object to measure a magnetic field? A) a single south-seekin…
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MULTIPLE CHOICE

Since a unit positive charge is used to measure an electric field, what would be an appropriate test object to measure a magnetic field?


A) a single south-seeking pole of unit strength
B) a north-seeking pole of unit strength with a south-seeking pole of the same strength
C) a single north-seeking pole
D) a single north-seeking pole of unit strength

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The correct answer is a single north-seeking pole of unit strength

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User Crazypeter
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I'm pretty sure that the only right answer is B) a north-seeking pole of unit strength with a south-seeking pole of the same strength. Because there are no single magnetic poles.
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