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A uniform magnetic field gets modifies as shown in Figure below , when two speciments X and Y are placed in it . Identyfy wether speciment X and Y are diagramatic , paramagnetic or ferromagnetic .

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X is diamagnetic and
Y is ferromagnetic.
X is diamagnetic as it expels magnetic lines Y is paramagnetic or ferromagnetic as it pulls the magnetic lines into it.

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