Chemistry, asked by kavyarajput792000, 11 months ago

Is 2X 10^-7 Newton / metre is equal to 1 Ampere ???​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

By definition, for force between two parallel current carrying wires of infinite length placed at a distance 'r',

1 Ampere is that current which when passes through wire of infinite length placed 1m apart in vacuum experiences a force of 2X 10^-7 Newton / metre.

But it's in Physics, Not in Chemistry as per your question category.

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