For the formation of permanent magnets, the material should have
Correct answer: A. High coercivity
- A. High coercivity
- B. Low coercivity
- C. Low retentivity
- D. Both (a) and (c)
Explanation
A permanent magnet must be able to resist demagnetizationfrom external fields. This property is called coercivity, and ahigh coercivity is essential for a magnet to maintain itsmagnetism over time.
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