Physics, asked by tanvi524, 11 months ago

maxwell's corkscrew rule -explain??

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Answered by Anonymous

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Maxwell's corkscrew rule states that if a screw represents a straight current carrying conductor then the movement of rotation of the screw represents the direction of magnetic field...

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Answered by preetimpawar883

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If a Right handed cork screw is assumed to be held along the conductor, direction of magnetic field is same as that of the rotation of screw. is also known as Maxwell corkscrew rule.

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