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  1. Question 481· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    The angle of dip at the magnetic equator is

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    Answer: A. 0°

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  2. Question 482· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    The magnetic field round a straight current-carrying wire consists of

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    Answer: D. concentric circles round the wire

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  3. Question 483· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    The best way to demagnetise a bar magnet is to

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    Answer: D. place it in a solenoid carrying alternating current and slowly withdraw it

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  4. Question 484· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    The angle between the geographic meridian and the magnetic meridian is called the

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    Answer: C. angle of declination

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  5. Question 485· Magnets and magnetic fields· WAEC

    Which of these is a magnetic material?

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    Answer: C. nickel

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  6. Question 486· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    Outside a bar magnet, magnetic field lines run from

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    Answer: A. the north pole to the south pole

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  7. Question 487· Magnets and magnetic fields· WAEC

    The angle between the magnetic meridian and the geographic meridian is called the

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    Answer: B. declination

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  8. Question 488· Magnets and magnetic fields· WAEC

    A magnet is best demagnetised by

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    Answer: A. withdrawing it slowly from a solenoid carrying alternating current

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  9. Question 489· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    Soft iron is used as the core of an electromagnet because it

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    Answer: A. is easily magnetised and demagnetised

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  10. Question 490· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    Which group of metals is strongly magnetic?

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    Answer: D. iron, nickel and cobalt

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  11. Question 491· Magnets and magnetic fields· WAEC

    The angle between the magnetic and geographic meridians is the

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    Answer: D. angle of declination

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  12. Question 492· Magnets and magnetic fields· WAEC

    Soft iron keepers are placed across the poles of stored bar magnets to

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    Answer: C. prevent them losing their magnetism

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  13. Question 493· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    Soft iron keepers are placed across the poles of stored magnets in order to

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    Answer: D. prevent self-demagnetisation

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  14. Question 494· Magnets and magnetic fields· JAMB

    A neutral point in a magnetic field is a point where

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    Answer: C. the resultant magnetic field is zero

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  15. Question 495· Magnets and magnetic fields· WAEC

    Iron filings sprinkled around a bar magnet gather most thickly at

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    Answer: A. the poles

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  16. Question 496· Magnets and magnetic fields· WAEC

    Magnetic shielding of a sensitive instrument is done by surrounding it with

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    Answer: D. a soft iron ring

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  17. Question 497· Measurements and units· WAEC

    Which of the following quantities is measured in kg/m³?

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    Answer: B. Density

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  18. Question 498· Measurements and units· JAMB

    The dimensions of momentum are

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    Answer: C. MLT⁻¹

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  19. Question 499· Measurements and units· JAMB

    Which of the following is a fundamental quantity?

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    Answer: D. time

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  20. Question 500· Measurements and units· JAMB

    The watt expressed in SI base units is

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    Answer: D. kg m² s⁻³

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