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define magnetic length. also state its formula​

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Answered by amusharma2may
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Magnetic Length: The distance between the two magnetic poles is called the magnetic length. ... The shortest distance between two poles is called effective length and is less than its geometric length. Since the magnetic poles are not exactly at the ends, the magnetic length is slightly less than the geometrical length.

Answered by Anonymous
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The length of a magnet is defined as the distance between one of the magnetic poles and the center of that magnet. The effective length of the magnet is the distance between the magnetic north pole and the magnetic south pole in case of a bar magnet. The effective length is twice the length of the magnet.

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