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Published on: September 12, 2026

Curies law can be written as

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Curies Law states that the susceptibility \( \chi \) of a material varies with temperature (T) and can be mathematically represented as \( \chi \propto (T - T_c) \), where \( T_c \) is the Curie temperature.
Therefore, Option A correctly represents Curie's Law as \( \chi \propto (T - T_c) \).
Options B, C, and D represent different variations that do not align with this law.

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