Two identical thin bar magnets are placed mutually at right angles such that the north pole of one touches the south pole of the other. The length of each bar magnet is $\ell$. The magnitude of the resultant magnetic moment of the system is $[m = \text{pole strength of the magnet}]$.

  • A
    $2 m \ell$
  • B
    $\sqrt{2} m \ell$
  • C
    $m \ell$
  • D
    $\sqrt{3} m \ell$

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