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    The document provides information about magnetic effects of current including permeability, susceptibility, hysteresis, and materials used for electromagnets, permanent magnets, and transformer cores. It asks the student to calculate the permeability and susceptibility of an iron bar based on given magnetic flux and magnetizing field values. It also asks the student to state and explain Curie's law in magnetism, define hysteresis, and discuss briefly energy dissipation due to hysteresis. Finally, it asks which materials are used to make electromagnets and permanent magnets.

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    The document provides information about magnetic effects of current including permeability, susceptibility, hysteresis, and materials used for electromagnets, permanent magnets, and transformer cores. It asks the student to calculate the permeability and susceptibility of an iron bar based on given magnetic flux and magnetizing field values. It also asks the student to state and explain Curie's law in magnetism, define hysteresis, and discuss briefly energy dissipation due to hysteresis. Finally, it asks which materials are used to make electromagnets and permanent magnets.

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    The document provides information about magnetic effects of current including permeability, susceptibility, hysteresis, and materials used for electromagnets, permanent magnets, and transformer cores. It asks the student to calculate the permeability and susceptibility of an iron bar based on given magnetic flux and magnetizing field values. It also asks the student to state and explain Curie's law in magnetism, define hysteresis, and discuss briefly energy dissipation due to hysteresis. Finally, it asks which materials are used to make electromagnets and permanent magnets.

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