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The susceptibility ($X_m$) and permeability (μ) of a perfectly diamagnetic substance are:
The susceptibility ($X_m$) and permeability (μ) of a perfectly diamagnetic substance are:
Updated On: Sep 12, 2024
- $X_m$=-1 and μ=0
- $X_m$=0 and μ=1
- $X_m$=1 and μ=-1
- $X_m$=1 and μ=0
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The correct option is (A): $X_m$=-1 and μ=0
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