Question

5. A group of at

A group of atoms where the magnetic fields of the atoms point in the same
direction is
A. a magnetic force.
B. an electromagnet.
C. a magnetic domain.

Answer 1

A group of atoms where the magnetic fields of the atoms point in the same direction is a magnetic domain.

Step-by-step explanation:

• In every magnet's magnetic field there is a region where the magnetization is in the same direction. This region is known as magnetic domain.
• In the magnetic domain the atoms always points in the same magnetic filed direction.
• All the atom's magnetic field align in one particular direction.
• This region where atoms align is called as domains.