Physics, 10.04.2020 23:45 mahogany139

Once more a mysterious metallic sphere has come to ground in Kansas, and the citizens of Hoxie have called in your consulting firm for help in identifying the material in the meteorite, which appears to have magnetic properties. You rush to Hoxie to investigate, but unfortunately your Hall probe device fails, leaving you with only a strong bar magnet and a sensitive compass. Nevertheless, you manage to identify samples from three parts of the meteorite as being diamagnetic, paramagnetic, and ferromagnetic. For your later report, you jot down the measurements and observations you made to establish the identifications. Briefly summarize these for the:

A. Diamagnet
B. Paramagnet
C. Ferromagnet

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