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Three identical bars $A, B$ and $C$ are made of different magnetic materials. When kept in a uniform magnetic field,the field lines around them look as follows: Make the correspondence of these bars with their material being diamagnetic $(D)$,ferromagnetic $(F)$ and paramagnetic $(P)$.
- A$A \leftrightarrow D, B \leftrightarrow P, C \leftrightarrow F$
- B$A \leftrightarrow F, B \leftrightarrow D, C \leftrightarrow P$
- C$A \leftrightarrow P, B \leftrightarrow F, C \leftrightarrow D$
- D$A \leftrightarrow F, B \leftrightarrow P, C \leftrightarrow D$
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