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The rotational axis of the Earth and its magnetic axis are one and the same axis.

Select one:
a. no the two axises are separated by 11.5 degrees and are not one and the same.
B. This is true though the magnetic axis is harder to locate

Answer 1

Answer:

"A"

Explanation:

The magnetic dipole axis of the earth is tilted about 11½° from the rotation axis. This means the magnetic north pole and the geographic north pole are not in the same place. ...

They are also not the sam ehtings :

Magnetic axis is the straight line joining the two poles of a magnet (as the magnetic poles of the earth)

Rotational axis i think is the straight line that joines the north and the south pole of the  .earth .... NOTE: The earth is a bit tilted....

look at the daigram for reference.

Answer 2

The rotational axis of the Earth and its magnetic axis are separated by 11.5 degrees and are not one and the same.

What is a rotational axis?

The rotational axis is an imaginary line or axis through which any object rotates and revolves.

The angular momentum vector of the object is divided by the angular momentum magnitude to find the rotational axis of an object.

The rotational axis of the earth is 23.5 degrees.

Thus, the correct option is A.

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