Physics, asked by samsherbhul0, 8 months ago

magnetic feild intensity due to equatorial dipole

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Answered by ksonakshi70

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magnetic field intensity due to equatorial dipole ...

B= k m/(r^2+l^2)^3/2

where m= magnetic dipole

B = magnetic field intensity

K = constant

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