Two short magnets of magnetic moment `2 Am^(2)` and `5 Am^(2)` are placed along two lines drawn at right angle to each other on the sheet of paper as shown in the figure. What is the magnetic field at the point of intersection of their axis?

Two short magnets (1) and (2) of magnetic moments 2Am^2 and 5Am^2 respectively are placed along two lines drawn at 90^@ to each other as shown in figure. At the point of intersection of their axes, the magnitude of magnetic field is nxx10^-5T . What is n?

Two long wires are placed parallel to each other 10cm apart as shown in figure. The magnetic field at point P is

Two short bar magnets with magnetic moments 8Am^(2) and 27Am^(2) are placed 35cm apart along their common axial line with their like poles facing each other. The neutral point is

Two short bar magnets of magnetic moments 0.1245 Am^(2) and 0.512 Am^(2) are placed with their like poles facing each other. If the distance between the centres of the magnet is 0.26m . The distance of neutral point from the weaker magnet is

Two magnetic dipoles of moments 0.108 and 0.122 Am^(2) are placed along two lines drawn on the table at right angles to each other. Find the intensity at the point of intersection of their axes, their centres being 0.3 and 0.4m, respectively from the point of intersection.

Two magnets of magnetic moments 4Am^(2) and 3Am^(2) are joined to form a cross (+) , then the magnetic moment of the combination is

Two magnets, each of magnetic miment 'M' are placed so as to form a cross at right angles to each other. The magnetic moment of the system will be

Two short magnets of magnetic moments 0.135 and 0.255 A - m^(2) are kept with their axes perpendcualr to each as show in the adject figure . The distances of the magnets from the points of intersection are 30 and 40 cm respectively. The resultant magnetic field a the point of intersection will be .