what is the direction of magnetic dipole and what is the reason behind it?
Asked by nidhi kambli
| 17th Aug, 2010,
10:24: PM
Expert Answer:
Magnetic dipole is the product of electric current and area it encloses, and since we are multiplying a scalar into a vector, (area) magentic dipole has the direction of area, where the periphery of the area is traversed in the direction of electric current.
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| 17th Aug, 2010,
10:39: PM
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