Physics, asked by saidarahas6824, 1 year ago

magnetic dipole moment is vector. why?

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Answered by kranjna555oxa8gk

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Because it has both magnitude as well as direction

Answered by ShwethaJS

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It is considered as a vector quantity because it has magnitude as well as direction.
Direction starts from south to north pole of a magnet.

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