The susceptibility of a diamagnetic material is
directly proportional to $T$
inversely proportional to $T$
independent of $T$
inversely proportional to $T^{2}$

inversely proportional to

T

directly proportional to

T

independent of

T

inversely proportional to

T^{2}

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Solution: As we know that $,$ On the basis of our
understanding about Diamagnetic material that
susceptibility is independent of the magnetising
field and the temperature.
hence,
The correct opt:C

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directly proportional to $T$
inversely proportional to $T$
independent of $T$
inversely proportional to $T^{2}$

Solution: As we know that $,$ On the basis of our
understanding about Diamagnetic material that
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field and the temperature.
hence,
The correct opt:C