Magnetic meridian is

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Magnetic meridian is (A) a point (B) a line along north-south (C) a horizontal plane (D) a vertical plane

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Magnetic meridian are the imaginary lines joining North and south pole. Hence, talking of earth, we can say Magnetic meridian is a vertical plane. <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/physics/4334b1d451dd04988cfd419df59cd193-.png" />

Q. Magnetic meridian is

a point

a line along north-south

a horizontal plane

a vertical plane

Magnetic meridian are the imaginary lines joining North and south pole. Hence, talking of earth, we can say Magnetic meridian is a vertical plane.

Magnetic meridian are the imaginary lines joining North and south pole.
Hence, talking of earth, we can say Magnetic meridian is a vertical plane.