Which outcome results when tensile stress is applied to a magnetostrictive ferromagnetic rod?

💡 Explanation

Applied stress causes lattice strain, activating the magnetoelastic effect, because magnetic moments align to minimize energy; therefore, the magnetic anisotropy changes, rather than coercivity or saturation, which require domain wall changes.

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