- A(A) and (B) only
- B(B) and (C) only
- C(C) and (E) only
- D(B) and (D) only
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Correct answer: CORRECT STATEMENTS SHOULD BE (B), (C) AND (E). THE OPTIONS SEEM ERRONEOUS.
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Check statement (A):
(A) says: Electric monopoles do not exist whereas magnetic monopoles exist.
This is false.
- Electric monopoles do exist: isolated positive and negative charges are electric monopoles.
- Magnetic monopoles have not been observed in classical electromagnetism.
Hence, (A) is incorrect.
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Check statement (B):
(B) says: Magnetic field lines due to a solenoid at its ends and outside cannot be completely straight and confined.
This is correct.
- For a long solenoid, the field inside is approximately straight and parallel.
- But near the ends and outside, the magnetic field lines spread out and curve.
- So they are not completely straight and confined there.
Hence, (B) is correct.
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Check statement (C):
(C) says: Magnetic field lines are completely confined within a toroid.
This is taken as correct in the ideal/JEE sense.
- In a toroid, the magnetic field is essentially confined to the core.
- Outside the toroid, the field is negligibly small (ideally zero).
Hence, (C) is correct.
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Check statement (D):
(D) says: Magnetic field lines inside a bar magnet are not parallel.
This is false in the usual textbook/JEE approximation.
- Inside a uniformly magnetized bar magnet, field lines are drawn nearly parallel from south to north through the magnet.
- The standard description treats them as approximately parallel inside.
Hence, (D) is incorrect.
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Check statement (E):
(E) says: is the condition for a perfect diamagnetic material.
This is correct.
- For a perfect diamagnet (for example, ideal superconductor in magnetic response), magnetic susceptibility is
- This corresponds to complete expulsion of magnetic field.
Hence, (E) is correct.
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Collect correct statements
Correct statements are:
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Match with given options
Options provided are:
- A: (A) and (B) only
- B: (B) and (C) only
- C: (C) and (E) only
- D: (B) and (D) only
Our derived correct set is , but this combination is not present in the options.
Among the listed options, option C misses (B), so it is not fully correct.
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Conclusion
The question appears to have an issue in the options or in statement interpretation. Using standard physics, the correct statements are: Since that set is absent, the stored answer C does not agree with the physics-based derivation.
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