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application of ampere circuitol law​

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Ampere's Circuital Law and Magnetic Field: Applications

One of the most widely known platforms where Ampere's law is being implemented regularly is the manufacturing of machines. These machines can be motors, generators, transformers or other similar devices.

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One of the most widely known platforms where Ampere's law is being implemented regularly is the manufacturing of machines. These machines can be motors, generators, transformers or other similar devices.

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