Magnetism of a bar magnet: Field strength at the center. Compared to its poles, the magnetic field at the geometric center of a uniformly magnetized bar magnet is what? Choose the correct option.

Q: Magnetism of a bar magnet: Field strength at the center. Compared to its poles, the magnetic field at the geometric center of a uniformly magnetized bar magnet is what? Choose the correct option.

Concept Magnetic field lines crowd at poles (strongest near ends). At the mid-point (center), contributions largely cancel → weakest field. Final Answer Minimum (approximately zero)

Difficulty: Easy

Minimum (approximately zero)
Maximum
Exactly equal to pole strength
Undefined

Correct Answer: Minimum (approximately zero)

Explanation:

Concept

Magnetic field lines crowd at poles (strongest near ends).
At the mid-point (center), contributions largely cancel → weakest field.

Final Answer
Minimum (approximately zero)

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