A short bar magnet is placed with its south pole facing geographic south and the distance between the null points is found to be 16 cm. When the magnet is turned pole to pole at the same place then the distance between the null points will be
A
Will be same along the axial line
B
Will be same along the equatorial line
C
Will be 
times on the axial line
times on the axial line
D
Will be 
times on the equatorial line
times on the equatorial line
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C
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