The amount of potential energy stored in the magnetic field will depend upon the dipole moment M, the strength of magnetic field B, and the orientation of the bar magnet [tex]\theta[/tex].
Let M be the magnetic dipole moment of the bar magnet and B be the strength of the magnetic field. [tex]\theta[/tex] is the orientation of the dipole in the magnetic field.
So, the potential energy stored in the bar magnet can be written as,
[tex]PE=-MBcos\theta[/tex]
Now, if we move the magnet in the magnetic field, the potential energy will change and the magnitude of the potential energy will depend upon the dipole moment, the strength of magnetic field, and the orientation of the bar magnet.
Therefore, the amount of potential energy stored in the magnetic field will depend upon the dipole moment M, the strength of magnetic field B, and the orientation of the bar magnet [tex]\theta[/tex].
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