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When is the magnetic field strength considered strongest?

Q: Answer-When is the magnetic field strength considered strongest?

The strength of a magnetic field is indicated by the density of its field lines. The closer the field lines are i.e., more crowded, the stronger the magnetic field in that region. The field is generally strongest near the poles of a magnet.

A When no field lines are visible

B When field lines are widely spaced

C When field lines are crowded

D When field lines are curved

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