Physics, asked by subhasishrout3, 5 months ago

Magnitude of a force acting on a current carrying
conductor placed in an uniform magnetic field is
equal to:
(A) BIL sine
(B) BIL cose
(C) BIL tano
(D) BIL cote

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Answered by bhumiika

1

Answer:

The force on a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field is F = IlB sin θ.

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