MCQ
A freely suspended magnet aligns in which direction?
- ASouth$-$west
- BEast$-$west
- ✓North$-$south
- DNorth$-$west
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
North$-$south
A freely suspended magnet aligns in north$-$south direction.
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