In a ferromagnetic material, the internal field seen by a dipole is

equal to applied field plus a contribution from neighbouring dipoles

equal to applied field

equal to or less than applied field

equal to applied field minus a contribution from neighbouring dipoles

Correct Answer : Option (A) : equal to applied field plus a contribution from neighbouring dipoles

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Magnetic hysteresis phenomenon is explained by

domain rotation

motion of domain walls

motion of domain walls and domain rotation

None of the above

Correct Answer : motion of domain walls and domain rotation

A circular sphere mile is the area of cross-section of a wire

having a radius equal to 1 miles

having a circumference equal to 1 miles

having a circumference equal to 0 miles

having a diameter equal to 1 miles

Correct Answer : having a diameter equal to 1 miles

For small size high frequency coils, the most common core material is

steel

ferrite

air

powdered iron

Correct Answer : air